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Biochemistry and public health

jennyhurley36 · 2018-08-14 21:12:12

Is it possible to work in the public health sector with a biochemistry degree without doing further study?

14-08-2018 9:12pm

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Is it possible to work in the public health sector with a biochemistry degree without doing further study?

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#2 15-08-2018 3:54pm

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By public health sector do you mean in hospitals?

Becoming a clinical biochemist is a specialised job and would require further education.

It is possible to become a laboratory aide with a biochemistry degree.

However I think there are far more employment possibilities in the pharmaceutical industry.

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#3 26-11-2018 2:28pm

Alexander Martin

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I think you just need to get another proper education in this specialty. It seems to me

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