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Careers in Physiology
Where will physiology lead me?
The study of physiology prepares you for a wide range of careers. You can apply your knowledge of physiology directly, choosing a career in the biomedical sphere. Physiology graduates can also use the general skills and knowledge they have acquired to pursue a career in a variety of workplaces. Just some of the careers in which Physiology graduates are currently employed are shown below with relevant links where available.
Please note: An additional qualification may be required for some of the careers shown below.
Agricultural Researcher
Audiologist
Biochemist
Biomedical Engineer
Biotechnology Industry Worker
Brewery Technician
Chinese Medicine
CSIRO Researcher
Dietician/Nutritionist
Echocardiographer
Epidemiology
Food Industry Specialist
Food Technologist
Forensic Scientist
Health Economics Specialist
Health Informatics
Health Promotion Researcher
Health Services Worker
Information Technologist
Human Resources Officer for Government or Industry
Insurance Industry Researcher
Laboratory Technologist (health, research or industry)
Medicine via Graduate Entry
Medical Researcher
Medical Supplies/Equipment Sales Representative
Microbiologist
Nursing
Occupational Health and Safety
Occupational Therapy
Paramedics
Patent Law Adviser
Pathology Technician
Pharmaceutical Sales Representative
Polysomnographic Technician
Public Health Worker
Policy Adviser (to Government or Industry)
Psychologist
Rehabilitation Specialist
Reproduction Technologist
Research and Development (in a variety of disciplines)
Research Scientist
Sleep Scientist
Sports Scientist
Teacher (Secondary/TAFE College)
Toxicologist
Veterinary Science
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