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Staff Scientist 1

• Baltimore, Maryland
• Based on experience
• The National Institutes of Health

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Research Fellow / Scientist (VT Lab), IMCB

• Singapore (SG)
• Salary (SGD) + Bonus + Benefits
• Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR)

A*STAR Institute of Molecular and Cell Biology (IMCB)

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Postdoctoral Fellowship - Graph Database Developer

• Bethesda, Maryland
• National Institutes of Health/National Library of Medicine

Postdoctoral Fellowship - Graph Database Developer Organization National Library of Medicine, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, MD and surro...

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Post-doctoral researcher (m/f/d) in Marine Microbial Natural Product Chemistry

• GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel, Wischhofstraße 1-3, 24148 Kiel, Germany
• The salary depends on qualification and could be up to the class 13 TVöD-Bund of the German tariff
• Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel (GEOMAR)

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PostDoc Researcher, Magnetic Recording Materials Group, National Institute for Materials Science

• Tsukuba, Japan (JP)
• To be determined in accordance with the Salary Regulations for Fixed Term Employees
• National Institute for Materials Science

Starting date would be after January 2025, but it is negotiable.

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Postdoctoral Researcher in the field of Computer Simulation of Magnetic Materials

• Tsukuba city, Japan (JP)
• Approx. 4,500,000 Japanese yen per year
• National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS)

Elucidation of magnetic properties such as coercivity mechanism by employing statistical physical approaches.  Theoretical research on permanent ma...

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Director, Office of Cancer Centers

• Bethesda, Maryland (US)
• Salary is based on the compensation range and experience with a not-to-exceed amount of $248,000
• National Cancer Institute - OD

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• Salary commensurate with rank
• National Institutes of Health

Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS), is seeking exceptional candidates for the position of Director

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Postdoctoral Researcher - AI-powered bioprinting, 1 FTE, School of Engineering, 010513

• Galway (City), Connacht (IE)
• competitive
• University of Galway (NUI Galway)

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Postdoctoral Researcher – Realtime Air Pollution Forecasting, 1 FTE, Ryan Institute (ref 010502)

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Postdoctoral Researcher – Data Spaces, 1 FTE, Data Science Institute, 010492

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• National Institute of Child Health and Human Development

Neural Development Tenure Track Investigator

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Postdoctoral Researcher – ATU-IoT-Collaboration-Project, 1 FTE, Insight SFI Research Centre, 010538

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Postdoctoral Researcher/Research Associate (x2) - Data Sharing and Federated Learning 010537

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Postdoctoral Research/Research Associate - SAFE- SmartAqua4FuturE, University of Galway 010516

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Postdoctoral Researcher/Research Associate - Data Platform Engineer, 1 FTE, ICHEC, 010488

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Postdoctoral Researcher/Research Associate - Climate Data Analyst, 1 FTE, ICHEC, 010484

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Postdoctoral Researcher/Research Associate - Geospatial Platform Engineer, 1 FTE, ICHEC, 010483

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Director, Div. Receipt and Referral, Center for Scientific Review, National Institutes of Health

• Salary is commensurate with qualifications and experience. Full Federal benefits included.
• Ms. Lisa Kligensmith or Ms. Ruba Tashman

The DRR Director supervises 10 Federal employees and coordinates the work of contract staff. Additional information is available www.csr.nih.gov

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Postdoctoral Researcher (x2) - Data2Sustain, Insight, Data Science Institute (ref 010470)

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Science policy is the intersection between scientific research and public policy. Just as regulatory affairs professionals are needed in pharmaceutical and biotech companies, many careers are available for PhD graduates with government agencies to provide expertise in complex scientific, legal, and regulatory environments involving R&D, clinical research protocols, manufacturing, and compliance.

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Head of the Department – RAS academician, professor A. L. Gintsburg

The Department of Infectious Diseases was established in 1993 by RAMS academician S. V. Prozorovskiy, who headed the Department until 1997. In 2000, the Department was headed by recipient of the Prize of the Russian government, professor Alexander Leonidovich Gintsburg – director of the N. F. Gamaleya National Research Centre for Epidemiology and Microbiology of the Russian Ministry of Health.

In 2012 by order of the President of the First Moscow state medical university named after I.M. Sechenov through a merger with the Department of Virology, the department was transformed into the Department of Infectious Diseases and Virology.

The faculty of the department is staffed by well-known experts from across the country in the fields of microbiology, virology, epidemiology, genetics and molecular biology of bacteria - professors Yu. M. Romanova and T. A. Semenenko; recipient of the State Prize of the Russian Federation, Professor I. S. Tartakovskiy; recipient of the Prize of the Council of Ministers of the USSR and Prizes of the Government of the Russian Federation, Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences F. I. Ershov; recipient of the Prize of the Council of Ministers of the USSR, Professor B. S. Naroditskiy; professors A. D. Altshtein and A. I. Mazus; Associate professors G. A. Danilina, A. E. Snegireva, E.V. Tsyganova and N. M. Shustrova; assistant A.P. Samsonova.

The department’s operations on the basis of its center and integration with the country’s leading scientific center in the area of medical microbiology into the system of specialized post-graduate education make it possible to:

include expeditiously the most recent scientific achievements in the area of medical microbiology, epidemiology, virology, biotechnology and infectious immunology into the training and retraining program for leading physicians, including bacteriologists and virologists.

build on the Institute’s strong methodological potential, the results of top-priority and fundamental research in the area of conventional and molecular diagnostics of infectious diseases, while arranging the didactic process and conducting practical activities,

introduce scientific methods into the pedagogical process when preparing state educational standards, guidelines, text books, and methodological materials.

Additional special education at the department includes:

Advanced specialized training in the field of Bacteriology – 504 hours,

Advanced specialized training in the field of Virology – 504 hours,

Advanced training (certification cycle) in the field of

Bacteriology – 144 hours,

Virology – 144 hours,

Advanced training in the Molecular and Genetic Methods program in the Diagnostics of Infectious Diseases” for experts in Bacteriology and Virology – 108 hours,

Advanced training in the Viral Hepatitis program – 72 hours,

Advanced training in the HIV infection program – 72 hours,

Advanced training in the Cold, Flu and ARVI program – 72 hours.

Teaching method in advanced training cycles – classroom attendance. Training is available on a budgetary and contractual basis (extra-budgetary teaching method).

Experts with higher medical and pharmacological education are eligible to enroll.

Experts with a degree in Biology may be accepted under the license terms of the First Moscow State Medical University named after I. M. Sechenov.

The term of study under additional advanced training programs as specialized training in the fields of Bacteriology or Virology is 504 hours, or 3.5 months.  The performance of attendees enrolled in the professional training program is verified by the Final Certifying Exam. The Final Certifying Exam requires experts to pass a test and an evaluation based on problem solving, performing scientific and practical work, and a final oral examination.  Upon successful completion of the full study program, trainees are awarded a state-recognized Professional Postgraduate Diploma and a certificate.

The term of study for qualification upgrade (certification) cycles is 144 hours, or 1 month. A trainee who passes the qualification examination and performs scientific and practical work is issued a state-recognized expert certificate and an advanced training certificate.

Special-focus coursework (108 hours) is intended for experts in Bacteriology and Virology. Following the completion of coursework, trainees who pass the final test receive a state-recognized advanced training certificate.

The topics of lectures and workshops include fundamental (“Basic Principles of Molecular Genetics of Bacteria”) and applied (“PCR and Other Molecular and Genetic Methods Used in Infectious Disease Diagnostics”, and “Organizational Principles of PCR labs”) sections.

In recent years, new sections have been added to the curriculum, including “Basic Principles of Bio-Safety”, “Using PCR to Detect Genetically Modified Microorganisms, “Real-Time PCR”, “Using Molecular-Genetic Methods to Study the Persistence of Pathogens and the Formation of Biofilms” and “DNA Sequencing Methods”.

Practical lessons are held in a laboratory for genetic engineering of pathogenic microorganisms. Each trainee is assigned an individual workplace where he or she has the chance to gain hands-on experience in a typical PCR setup and perform an individual assignment that involves the detection of bacteria and viruses in biological material.  Trainees have the opportunity to train on state-of-the-art equipment, and meet with representatives of companies involved in developing equipment and test systems for molecular and genetic diagnostics of infectious diseases.

Cycles of special-focus coursework (72 hours) are intended for physicians of various specialties in the following areas: HIV Infection, Cold, Flu and ARVI, and Viral Hepatitis.

Following the successful completion of coursework, trainees receive a state-recognized certificate.

To enroll in the various sections, trainees should submit an application to the Department (by telephone or email) and provide documents that show the applicant’s level of education and the number of years worked in a certain specialty.

Address of the Department:

National Research Center for Epidemiology and Microbiology named after the honorary academician N. F. Gamaleya, 18 Gamaleya St., bldg. B, 4th floor, room 180, Moscow, Russia, 123098.

Instructions: Take the Metro to the Shchukinskaya Metro Station, then take Bus # 100 or #681 to the bus stop near Gamaleya Institute and enter the main gate to the Institute.

Telephone numbers: 8 (499) 193-6130 or 8 (499) 193-5597, Fax: 8 (499) 193-5597, email  [email protected]

Head of the educational section of the Department – prof. Antonina Egorovna Snegiryova.

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American Society for Microbiology

Careers in microbiology and the microbial sciences.

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What Is a Microbiologist?

In decades past, microbiologists worked mainly in laboratory research settings. With our new appreciation of the role of microbes in our world, microbiologists now work in a variety of contexts, including food production, environmental science, medicine and basic research. They work in hospitals, universities, private companies, non-profit organizations and government, and have many different job titles, from Biosafety Officer to Professor. You can work as a microbiologist with as little training as an Associate Degree (A.S.) or as much training as a medical doctor (M.D.) or doctor of philosophy (Ph.D.) . Wages depend on education, job sector and experience, and range from $40,000/year to well over $100,000/year.

What Do Microbiologists Do?       Research       Teaching       Diagnostics       Biosafety       Hybrid Career Paths ​How Do I Prepare for a Career in Microbiology? What Level of Education Do I Need?      Associate Degree       Bachelor's Degree       Master's Degree       Doctoral or Medical Degree

What Do Microbiologists Do?

• Which microbes help keep the human body healthy?
• Can this microbe be used to clean up pollution?
• What microbe made these animals sick?
• How can we keep this food product from spoiling?
• writing proposals to get grant funding or approval for experiments
• designing and conducting experiments
• analyzing data
• publishing results in scientific journals and presenting at scientific conferences

Microbiologists whose jobs involve research work in many different places, from colleges and universities, to government agencies like the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), to private companies and non-profit organizations. At higher levels, microbiology researchers have the added responsibilities of managing a lab or research group and mentoring graduate students, postdoctoral fellows and others working in their labs.

Microbiology research job titles include laboratory technician , research associate, laboratory manager, research scientist , professor (colleges and universities), lead scientist (private company) and principal investigator (government lab, non-profit organizations).

Teaching at a college or university involves several tasks:

• designing classes
• teaching classes and leading laboratory activities
• writing and grading exams
• advising students 

Educators at colleges and universities are typically professors, lecturers or laboratory instructors. Professors do a mix of research (see previous section) and teaching, while lecturers and laboratory instructors only teach. Professors and lecturers teach the classroom portions of large undergraduate courses, such as Biology 101, and small, graduate-level electives, such as Environmental Microbiology. Laboratory instructors teach the laboratory sections of a variety of courses, guiding students through experiments and keeping the teaching laboratory in good working order.

At schools that offer professional degrees in nursing, dentistry, pharmacy or medicine, microbiology educators may also guest teach certain parts of courses for professional students.

Diagnostics

Microbiologists focused on diagnostics are clinical laboratory professionals in hospitals, public health laboratories, private medical or veterinary diagnostic laboratories and private companies. In hospitals and laboratories, they run tests on patient or animal samples sent in by doctors or vets. These tests help identify the microbe making a patient/animal sick and can help the doctor/vet with treatment decisions by determining if the microbe is sensitive or resistant to antimicrobial medicines like antibiotics.

In public health laboratories, clinical microbiologists also track and determine the source of disease outbreaks. At private companies, clinical microbiologists perform research (see first career section) to develop new diagnostic tests and procedures. At higher career levels, these professionals may manage an entire clinical laboratory and its staff.

Biosafety professionals make sure that the work in clinical and research laboratories is done safely using the appropriate equipment and procedures and that all Federal, State and Local regulations and guidelines are being followed. Their job is to prevent employees from being injured or infected and to prevent microbes and other biological agents from getting outside of the lab. They do this by training researchers and clinical laboratory professionals, putting safety policies and procedures in place and consulting on laboratory design. Biosafety professionals work in many different job sectors, including colleges and universities, private companies, hospitals and government agencies.

Hybrid Career Paths

Some microbiologists combine their scientific expertise with skills and interests in other fields. These careers typically require a bachelor’s degree in microbiology, plus a degree or additional training in a second field.

Business analysts   help companies and investment firms evaluate a particular scientific or medical market to guide their strategies and decisions. For example, a business analyst with a background in microbiology may help an investment firm decide whether or not to financially support a biotechnology startup. Some business analysts work directly for a particular company, while others work at consulting firms or as freelance consultants. They frequently have Masters of Business Administration (M.B.A.) degrees.

Infectious disease physicians or veterinarians train first as doctors (M.D. or D.O.) or vets (D.V.M.) and then specialize in patient care for people/animals suffering from infectious diseases like HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis or Q-fever. Some infectious disease specialists not only see patients, but also do microbiology research.

Patent lawyers work at law firms or private companies. They protect intellectual property by writing and filing patents on new scientific devices, processes or products. They also pursue or defend lawsuits related to patent infringement. Patent lawyers have a law degree (J.D.) as well as scientific expertise.

Public policy and regulatory affairs professionals work at government agencies, non-profit organizations and private companies. In government, these professionals develop policies, legislation, and regulations related to biomedical products, healthcare and laboratory research. At non-profits and private companies, these professionals help their organizations understand and advocate for specific policies and regulations.

Science education or outreach professionals work at colleges and universities, non-profit organizations, museums and government agencies. Some also work for the corporate responsibility arms of private companies. These professionals design and organize programs and events that engage public or K-12 audiences with science.

Science writers work for newspapers, magazines and other media companies, as well as for government institutions. They also frequently work as freelancers. They research stories and write articles on technical subjects and must keep up on current events and new research being published.

How Do I Prepare for a Career in Microbiology?

Additional activities that can help you prepare for a career in microbiology include participating in school science fairs and extracurricular science clubs, joining local and national scientific societies (like ASM ), pursuing internships and student research experiences and participating in activities that develop technical, communications and leadership skills.

What Level of Education Do I Need?

Associate Degree (or other 2-year technical training degree)

After high school, one option is to earn an Associate of Arts (A.A.) or an Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.) degree from a community or 2-year technical college. With this level of education, you can work in a variety of clinical and research laboratories as a laboratory technician . Graduates of accredited associate degree programs may be eligible for certifications, such as the American Society for Clinical Pathology's Medical Laboratory Technician (ASCP MLT) certification. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics' Occupational Outlook Handbook , the 2015 median salary for laboratory technician positions was around $40,000/year. In addition, ASCP's 2013 Wage Survey of U.S. Clinical Laboratories found that certified laboratory professionals earn more than their non-certified counterparts.

Bachelor's Degree

You can enter a Bachelor's of Science (B.S.) or Bachelor's of the Arts (B.A.) degree program straight out of high school or after completing an Associate Degree (many Bachelor's programs will accept transfer students and course credits from an Associate degree program at an affiliated 2-year college). Bachelor's degree programs typically take 4 years of full-time study. With a Bachelor's Degree, you can work as a microbiologist in many different contexts.

Master's Degree

A Master's of the Arts (M.A.) or a Master's of Science (M.S.) degree can be earned after successfully earning a Bachelor's Degree. Master's degree programs typically take 1-2 years to complete, and some are designed to allow students to work full-time while enrolled in the program.

Doctoral or Medical Degree

Note that at U.S. institutions, you do NOT need to complete a Master's Degree before pursuing a Doctoral Degree or a Medical Degree. However, you do need to complete a Bachelor's Degree.

Microbiologists typically pursue Doctor of Medicine (M.D.), Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) or combined M.D.-Ph.D. degrees. An M.D. requires completion of 4 years of medical school (full time), as well as passing licensing exams. Practicing doctors must complete at least 1 additional year of internship training (also known as the 1st year of residency) and pass a final licensing exam. At this point in training, a medical doctor is considered a general practitioner (GP). Many medical doctors go on to complete additional years of residency in a specialty (for example, pediatrics) and sit for board exams to become licensed in that specialty.

A Ph.D. typically requires 1-2 years of coursework, followed by the completion of a thesis project based on original scientific research. Total time to completion can range from 3-8 years (full time). Unlike medical students, Ph.D. students typically do not pay tuition and in fact, most earn a stipend based on research or teaching responsibilities. After completing a Ph.D., some people, especially those who want to pursue a research career, work as a Postdoctoral Fellow (aka Postdoctoral Research Associate) for 2-5 years for additional training. Postdocs develop original scientific research under the mentorship of a Principal Investigator or Professor.

A Doctoral or Medical Degree is almost always required for higher-level positions in microbiology. With these degrees, you will be able to perform independent research, teach undergraduate and graduate students and assume executive-level responsibilities.

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10 Highest Paying Microbiology Jobs to Consider

We used the latest data and insights to identify the Highest Paying Microbiology Jobs so that you can learn and earn more.

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#10. Microbiology Laboratory Technician

  How much do they get paid?

You need an associate degree at a minimum to get into this field. However, some microbiology lab technicians have bachelor’s degrees.

What’s the best way to get this job?

What’s it like to be a microbiology laboratory technician?

#9. Public Health Microbiologist

Their work includes identifying the source of outbreaks and patterns of illness. They also develop strategies to prevent and control the outbreaks.

Who’s hiring for these jobs?

Should you become a public health microbiologist?

#8. Science Writers

Most science writers have degrees in biology or related fields. Those with degrees in journalism are also well-suited because they know how to communicate complex ideas clearly and concisely. 

To get started on this career path, develop your skills by taking a course. Then apply to smaller news outlets to gain working experience.

#7. Clinical Microbiologists

A clinical microbiologist is an expert in microbiology who works with patients to identify and treat infectious diseases. These professionals are trained to identify and diagnose bacteria, viruses, parasites, and other microorganisms that can cause disease. Their expertise is critical for helping doctors prescribe the best treatment for their patients.

Clinical microbiologists usually work in:

#6. Microbiology Research Assistant

How much do they get paid?

Most employers want a bachelor’s degree in biology or chemistry with experience working with laboratory animals or human subjects. But you can also get into this field with an associate degree in chemistry or biology.

After becoming a certified medical research assistant, you can start applying for available positions. You should note that networking with people who already have this position is one of the best ways of getting a job.

#5. Quality Control Microbiologist

A quality control microbiologist is a scientist who works in food safety, specifically to ensure that food is safe for human consumption. These microbiologists perform laboratory tests on samples of products to ensure they meet standards set by regulatory agencies.

#4. Biological and Medical Scientists

Biology and medical scientists are experts in the field of biology. They conduct research on how animals, plants, and humans function in their natural environments. They use this knowledge to help with medical problems and treatment options.

You can get jobs in this field by networking with people in the industry.

#3. Medical Laboratory Scientists

Medical lab scientists analyze human blood and body fluids to:

#2. Bacteriologist

What do they do?

Bacteriologists can work in hospitals, research labs, industry, universities, and other places where there is a need for their expertise.

#1. Microbiology Research Scientist

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Government Jobs for Microbiologists: In India, Top Recruiters, For Freshers, Vacancy, Average Salary

Ahana Bhaduri

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Microbiologists play a pivotal role in safeguarding public health by identifying microbes, and their behaviour and developing strategies to mitigate their impact on human well-being. Microbiologists harness the potential of microbes for the greater good for applications in human health, agriculture, environment and industry. 

Microbiology is a diverse field with different types of  Microbiologists  specialising in varied sectors. Medical microbiologists, QC microbiologists, Industrial microbiologists and Agricultural microbiologists are some of the most common types. India has experienced significant growth in the field of microbiology in the last few years reflecting advancements in scientific research, technological innovation and increasing public awareness.

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While microbiology has long thrived within research settings government employment has emerged as a promising landscape for microbiologists seeking to contribute to the nation’s growth. Employment for microbiologists is expected to grow by 9% between 2021 to 2031, faster than other professions. The different sections in the article discuss various job opportunities for microbiologists across government institutes along with their  Average Salaries .

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Who are Microbiologists

Jobs for microbiologists, government jobs for microbiologists.

3.1 Experience Wise

3.2 Qualification Wise

3.3 City Wise

3.4 Sector Wise

• Govt Microbiologist Jobs

Top Recruiters

• Govt Jobs for Microbiologists: FAQs

Microbiologists are professionals who study microbes and investigate their behaviour, genetics, ecology, physiology and interactions. Their work has far-reaching potential implications for human health, biotechnology, agriculture, the food industry and various other sectors. 

Based on their roles, specialisation and expertise, microbiologists can be of many types. Some common types include industrial microbiologist who uses microbes to generate products of human importance, QC microbiologist who ensure the safety of different products and many more depending on their profiles. 

Microbiologists engage in a range of responsibilities related to the study of microbes. Based on specialisations, there are many types of microbiologists. Medical microbiologists study the pathogens and measures to control them while agricultural microbiologists explore microbes of potential applications while also looking for disease-causing ones. 

Tabulated below is the job description of microbiologists in the government sector along with their average salaries for each specialisation. 

There are diverse opportunities for microbiologists in the public sector to contribute to public health, research and regulatory affairs. These roles offer a chance to apply their expertise to safeguard the well-being of communities and shape health strategies.

Some of the top government jobs for microbiologists across various parameters along with their average salaries are discussed below.

Experience Wise

The salaries for microbiologists are expected to increase with experience as they possess more skills and expertise. Tabulated below is the experience-wise salary for microbiologists employed across various government institutes. 

Qualification Wise

Education is an important factor based on which a salary for a microbiologist is decided. A PhD and MSc are some of the most income-generating courses in the field. The following table highlights the salaries of microbiologists based on different microbiology courses. 

Location plays a major role in deciding a microbiologist's salary in India. Pune has emerged as a hub for microbiologists with many public and private institutes hiring them for various roles. Microbiologist salaries from some of the top cities are mentioned in the table below. 

Sector Wise

In India, the salary for microbiologists varies across sectors due to factors like job responsibilities, experience, location and organisation size. The sector-wise microbiologist salaries are mentioned in the table below. 

Government Microbiologist Jobs

A bachelor’s degree in microbiology is the minimum qualification required to become a microbiologist in India. There are many positions that may require candidates to possess a higher degree. Some of the top government jobs for microbiologists along with their average salaries are tabulated below. 

Microbiologist can find opportunities in various government hospitals and research organisations in India. The top government recruiters of microbiologists are as follows. 

Government Jobs for Microbiologists: FAQs

Ques. Can a microbiologist work for the government?

Ans.  Yes, there are ample job opportunities for microbiologists in the public sector in contractual projects and permanent roles.

Ques. What is the central government exam for microbiology?

Ans.  CSIR NET is the central government exam for microbiology aspirants. 

Ques. Can a microbiologist work in ISRO?

Ans.  Yes, candidates with a degree in microbiology can work in astro microbiology projects in ISRO. 

Ques. Does NASA hire microbiologists?

Ans.  NASA hire microbiologists for various roles related to astro microbiology, space exploration and research. 

Ques. What is the salary of a DRDO microbiologist?

Ans.  A microbiologist in DRDO earns an average salary of INR 56,100.

Ques. What are the major duties of a microbiologist?

Ans.  Microbial culturing, disease identification and diagnosis, research and analysis, quality control and vaccine development are some of the major duties of a microbiologist. 

Ques. Name some top government recruiters of microbiologists in India.

Ans.  NCCS-NCMR, CSIR IMTECH, CSIR NCL, NII and IISER Pune are some of the top government recruiters for microbiologists in India. 

Ques. Is microbiology a stable career?

Ans.  Microbiology is a stable career with opportunities in healthcare, research, industry and academia. 

Ques. Which branch of microbiology has more scope?

Ans.  Food microbiology, environmental microbiology, industrial microbiology and medical microbiology are some of the best branches of microbiology. 

Ques. Is there a future for microbiologists in India?

Ans.  There is a promising future for microbiologists in India due to increasing demand in the healthcare, research, agriculture and environmental sectors. 

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Whilst choosing to pursue a career in a particular field, you will have to consider a variety of factors like the best course and university, qualifications, careers, amongst others. Out of all, due importance is given to the jobs you can explore in a certain career. Microbiology is amongst the popular branches of biology and can be simply explained as the study of microscopic organisms. If you have recently completed a course in Microbiology, you must be wondering about the jobs available in Microbiology as well as the salary prospects and employment areas. Read this blog to find the list of top Microbiology jobs, government jobs in Microbiology as well as salary prospects.

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As this field involves a detailed study of microorganisms, the most prominent Microbiology jobs can be found in the research and development sector. You can explore a plethora of government jobs in Microbiology as well as private sector opportunities for building a successful career in Microbiology . Mainly, the technical jobs in Microbiology can be pursued by seeking higher-level degrees like MS or MSc Microbiology but you can also target some of the entry-level jobs after completing UG courses in the field like BSc Microbiology . With the widespread applications of Microbiology, the employment areas in which graduates can seek job opportunities are increasing day by day. Here are some of the sectors offering lucrative and promising Microbiology jobs:

• Research 
• Biosafety 
• Diagnostics
• Environmental Studies 
• Food Microbiology 
• Health and Hygiene 

Microbiology is a vast field that offers various diverse career opportunities to its students. When you enter the professional world after acquiring a degree in Microbiology a number of opportunities would be lined up for you. To give you a gist of it here is a list of top Microbiology jobs for aspirants:

• Clinical Scientist
• Immunologist
• Parasitologist 
• Food Scientist and Technologist
• Cosmetic and Personal Care Product Scientist and Technologist
• Pharmaceutical Technologist and Scientist 
• Food Scientist
• Microbiology Sales Executive
• Science Writer

Let’s elaborate more upon the major Microbiology jobs in further detail:

Biotechnologists create user-friendly microbes by combining various genetic characters. The role requires one to perform an intense study of genetics so that the microbes created can be applied in various sectors like agriculture, environment, pharmaceutics, etc. On the other hand, if you pursue this job in the medical field,  you will be expected to develop medicines using techniques that can incorporate the use of microbes. 

A Clinical scientist, also known as a medical technologist, is one of the most prestigious microbiology jobs. The responsibilities of a medical technologist mainly revolve around identifying the various specimens of humans as well as animals like blood, spinal fluids and urine to identify the cause of a particular infection and then devising which particular antibody would help them fight it. If you take up a job as a clinical scientist, you will also be expected to analyse the blood cells by counting the identical cells; preparing transfusion of platelets, plasma or blood and conducting the compatibility test of blood groups. 

Immunologists conduct research in feels like genetics biodefense biofilms immunologic mechanism to out gauge out how a body fights back with a particular disease. One of the popular Microbiology jobs, Immunologists also intricately study vaccines and various developments in the fields. By interpreting the data from their research on various viral diseases, immunologists design antibodies that help people combat these diseases. 

We might not be able to see them with naked eyes but there are plenty of parasitic poisonous or edible microorganisms around us. The main job is to examine those microorganisms and discover whether they can be used as antibodies to fight against a specific disease or not. Another key mention in our list of Microbiology jobs, mycologists also carry out a thorough examination and distinction to design the micro logistics devices and products which can be used in various industries like agriculture and healthcare. Along with this, they also work on propagating the growth of microorganisms which turn out to be useful for such purposes. 

One of the most popular Microbiology jobs for an aspirant, microbiologists study microscopic creatures, microbes, and their life processes. This is a high-paying research profession in which you will work on the biology of microbes at both the molecular and cellular level, making it one of the most sought-after career paths in Microbiology. Agriculture, biotechnology, the environment, education, pharmaceuticals, and hospitals will all want your services.

Isn’t teaching the most obvious career option? Simply because it’s your professors who taught you all that you know about Microbiology today. As you already know their role involves teaching students various subjects relating to Microbiology depending on their specializations. If you were impressed by the way your teachers taught you and wanted to do something similar or even if you wished to change the way they taught. This might be the right career option for you. 

Also, know How to Become an Academician !

We all know that impure water could be really harmful to one’s body. So, these professionals work in water treatment plants and laboratories figuring out if the water which is being distributed to the masses is fit for drinking or not. If not, they come up with scientific methods by which to purify that water and prevent the spreading of water-borne diseases. 

Food technologists, as the name implies, guarantee that items on the market meet quality standards. In this Microbiology job, you’ll need to investigate the manufacturing processes in order to determine what’s wrong with the recipes. Yes, you can add your own newly discovered substances to the cuisine to boost its nutritional value. So, in essence, you will have the ability to manipulate a food’s nutritional values.

A medical technologist is a health professional who tests various bodily fluids of the patients in order to find problems and their corresponding treatments. They have the responsibility of conducting laboratory tests and experiments to diagnose the patient’s medical condition. They also have the responsibility of maintaining and operating all the lab equipment. 

A cosmetic scientist is not only involved in the creation of skincare and haircare products but also scientifically testing if they have any harmful side effects on its users. Have you ever wondered who makes those shampoos and perfumes that you all love a lot? Yes, it’s the cosmetic scientists who develop all those products for you. And if you are interested in making such products then this might be the right career option for you. 

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Another one of the most demanding Microbiology jobs is that of a clinical research associate. A clinical research scientist’s job is to run clinical studies to investigate the nature, benefits, and drawbacks of medications. A CRA determines whether or not specific pharmaceuticals are allowed on the market. You can work for a contract research organisation or a pharmaceutical business to test new and existing drugs. They will include you in all stages of the tests that are currently being conducted. You’ll have to keep track of drug effects and precautions by testing them on a healthy person, a patient, or even an animal.

One of the highest-paid Microbiology jobs, a pharmacologist is an expert in the effects of medications and other forms of drugs on humans and animals. They undertake studies to aid in the development and discovery of novel pharmaceuticals that will benefit people. They have the same rights as a Clinical Research Associate when it comes to doing research on animal tissues. They test on animals first to ensure that no humans are harmed throughout the study.

How to Become a Pharmacist in India 2021 ?

The Indian government also avails varied promising microbiology jobs equipped with promising salary packages and several perks. Various reputed jobs are available in government departments and institutions under group C and group B. Just like other government profiles,  this one also requires candidates to qualify for a written examination and then a personal interview. Here are the jobs for Microbiology in the Government sector in India:

• Research Assistant
• Field Assistant
• Microbiologist 
• Junior Microbiologist 
• Demonstrator for Microbiology 

Here is the estimated average salary of all the above-explained Microbiology jobs:

Here are some of the top recruiting agencies for microbiology jobs in India:

• Lakshmi Life Sciences Ltd.
• The Indian Hotels Company Ltd 
• Krauter Healthcare Ltd.
• Alpha-Pharma Healthcare India Pvt. Ltd.

Hence, we hope that this blog helped you explore the major Microbiology jobs. Planning to pursue a degree in Microbiology? Our Leverage Edu experts are here to guide you in finding the right course and university as per your interests and preferences! Register for a free session with us today.

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