microbiologist internships

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• Company name: Paul Mitchell
• Internship title: Microbiologist Summer Intern
• Internship description: The Microbiology Summer Intern will assist in the prevention, detection and investigation of microorganisms including bacteria, mold and yeast which may be associated with hair care products. In addition to a variety of scientifically challenging projects, you will also have the opportunity to learn about our product development process, participate in lab meetings, present your results and tour our manufacturing facility.
• Requirements: You must be currently working toward your undergraduate or graduate degree in Biology or Microbiology or related field and have completed at least 1 year of college-level study. A current G.P.A of 3.0/4.0 is preferred as well as strong computer skills (including Microsoft Office). You should also possess excellent organizational skills, good interpersonal communication skills and be able to work independently under supervision as well as part of a team environment.
• Benefits: Paid internship; Housing assistance provided
• Location: Malibu, CA
• Start date: May 2019; End date: August 2019

The Microbiologist at Aspen Dental will perform a variety of laboratory tests within the laboratory of a dental office. This role is responsible for ensuring that all appropriate specimens are handled in a safe, efficient, effective and documented manner. Additionally, this role will assist the Dentist and Dental Assistant in patient care and examination procedures.

Microbiology is the study of microscopic organisms. This includes bacteria, archaea, viruses, fungi, prions and protozoa. Microorganisms are very diverse and are found in all parts of the biosphere where there is liquid water, including soil, hot springs and deep inside rocks within the Earth’s crust.

What does a microbiologist do? The main tasks of microbiologists are to isolate and identify microorganisms from various sources such as soil samples, water and food products. To do this they use techniques such as growing the microorganism on different types of cultures and observing their characteristics under a microscope. They also examine how one microbe can affect another or how they react with other chemicals or foods.

What is a microorganism? Microorganisms are very small living things that can only be seen through a microscope. They include bacteria, algae and tiny animals called protozoans.

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We are seeking a microbiologist to join our team! You will be responsible for performing medical tests for the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of diseases.

• What is a microbiologist?

Microbiologists are biological scientists who study microscopic organisms such as fungi, algae, protozoa and bacteria. They may work in a variety of settings including laboratories and offices. In this role, you will be responsible for studying the growth, development and characteristics of these microorganisms to determine how they interact with their environment. Microbiologists perform experiments to analyze the effect of different chemicals on these microorganisms and also look at their ability to produce antibodies. You may also be required to participate in disease-prevention programs or help develop new drugs or other products by studying the genetic makeup of specific microorganisms.

• What does a microbiologist do?

As a microbiologist you will be required to conduct research with small animals and plants in order to understand how they react when exposed to certain chemicals or environments. You will use special equipment like microscopes that magnify images so that you can see cells more clearly; then observe them under different conditions (i.e., light vs. dark).

• How do you become a microbiologist?

Microbiologists typically hold an advanced degree in biology, chemistry or related field from an accredited institution along with some laboratory experience which may include internships during college years or positions held after graduation.

• What are the different types of microbiologist?

There are many different kinds including: immunology (studying immune systems), virology (studying viruses), bacterial genetics (how genes affect bacteria) -to name just three! They all require varying degrees of education depending on what type it is but most require post-secondary training before entering into one’s chosen career path.*What makes someone good at being a microbiologist?A passion for science coupled with an aptitude for problem solving skills make up most people who excel in this field -and it doesn’t hurt if he/she enjoys working independently too!

Responsibilities: Conduct tests on blood, tissue and other body fluids or substances Test results to verify compliance with standards Examine cell samples under a microscope Ensure lab work areas are up to standard Perform autopsies or other medical examinations as needed

• Conduct tests on blood, tissue and other body fluids or substances
• Test results to verify compliance with standards
• Examine cell samples under a microscope
• Ensure lab work areas are up to standard
• Perform autopsies or other medical examinations as needed

Qualifications: Previous experience as a medical scientist – knowledge of microorganisms and tissue samples Ability to build rapport with patients Excellent written and verbal communication skills Strong attention to detail

In order to become a microbiologist, you must:

• Have previous experience as a medical scientist.
• Demonstrate proficiency in the study of microorganisms and tissue samples.
• Be able to build rapport with patients.
• Possess excellent written and verbal communication skills in order to communicate findings back to other members of the team.
• Have strong attention to detail in order to ensure that lab equipment is properly calibrated.