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Genetic Careers:     more books (22)

The Baby Business: How Money, Science, and Politics Drive the Commerce of Conception by Debora L. Spar, 2006-02-14 DNA Analysis: Forensic Fluids & Follicles (Crime Scene Investigation) (Crime Scene Investigation) by Sue Hamilton, 2008-01-01 Boys and Girls Learn Differently! A Guide for Teachers and Parents: Revised 10th Anniversary Edition by Michael Gurian, 2010-09-02 The Uses of Discretion (Oxford Socio-Legal Studies) Where the Truth Lies: Franz Moewus and the Origins of Molecular Biology by Jan Sapp, 1990-07-27 DNA Analysis (Forensics: the Science of Crime-Solving) by William Hunter, 2005-11-30 The Purpose of Boys: Helping Our Sons Find Meaning, Significance, and Direction in Their Lives by Michael Gurian, 2010-08-30

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21. Syrrx: Gene To Drug Research
    of research, press releases, careers, and a virtual tour.A biotechnology company in the field of structural proteomics, the process of generating protein structures from genetic information.  
    http://www.syrrx.com/
    
    Extractions: Syrrx, Inc. is a drug discovery company committed to redefining the way medicines are discovered. At the forefront of rational drug discovery, Syrrx leverages high-throughput structural biology, high-throughput screening, combinational and medicinal chemistry together with computational methods to discover small molecule drugs to address unmet medical needs.

22. National Society Of Genetic Counselors, Inc. - Careers
    Many genetic counselors have had other careers or job experiences whichthey have combined with their training as a genetic counselor.  
    http://www.nsgc.org/careers/degrees_ex.asp
    
    Extractions: Career GC as a Profession How to Become a GC PSS ... Contact Us Genetic Counselors with Multiple Degrees and Job Experiences. Many genetic counselors have had other careers or job experiences which they have combined with their training as a genetic counselor. Learn about some creative ways that genetic counselors have used previous degrees and training. Teachers “I have been a public school educator for over 30 years, teaching all grades(1-7).  I have an MEd with a specialty in reading disabilities. Currently, I am an educational consultant/Genetic counselor working with special education students carrying a genetic diagnosis.” “I am a Genetic counselor at a nonprofit facility for people with developmental disabilities. My duties include genetic counseling, staff training, participation in school meetings aimed at developing appropriate educational and medical goals for students with genetic syndromes, and research into behavioral and cognitive phenotypes. My position has allowed me to combine my genetics training with previous experience as a teacher and ongoing 'immersion' in the field of developmental disabilities.”

23. National Human Genome Research Institute - Home Page
    Supports genetic and genomic research, investigation into the ethical, legal and social implications surrounding genetics research, and educational outreach activities. Includes educational resources, careers, and training.  
    http://www.genome.gov/

24. Illumina. Making Sense Out Of Life
    Develops tools for the largescale analysis of genetic variation and function. Products, biographies, careers, and contacts.  
    http://www.illumina.com/

25. Nursing Jobs, Healthcare Jobs, RN Careers, Informatics Employment, Medical Infor
    research and treatment of potentially fatal childhood diseases, including cancerand certain blood, genetic, and immunodeficiency Email careers@stjude.org.  
    http://www.medhunters.com/jobs/Genetic_Couns.html
    
    Extractions: Genetics Counsellor (2) - Clinical Genetics (Lakeridge Health Corporation - Ontario)(UNEX-03000017) Pos ID: Openings: Status: Applying for this job is easy. Just register with Medhunters. Or, if you've already registered, login now! Employer: Lakeridge Health Corporation Category: Genetic Counsellor Location: Oshawa ON Details: Full-time. POSITION SUMMARY: The Genetics Counsellor provides genetic assessment and counselling for individuals/ families with a medical history of, or who are at increased risk for having a child with a birth defect or genetic condition, or who are themselves at risk for a genetic disorder. Assists individuals/ families to comprehend the medical facts, including the diagnosis, the etiology, and the available managment.

26. OCS Resources: Health Careers In Genetic Counseling
    Other Health careers Beyond Medicine genetic COUNSELING genetic Counselors provideinformation to individuals and families who have questions about genetic  
    http://www.ocs.fas.harvard.edu/resources/health/medhealthcareersgenetics.htm
    
    Extractions: Genetic Counselors provide information to individuals and families who have questions about genetic conditions or birth defects. They also help those receiving the information to process and understand it. To support individuals and families as they adapt and cope with genetic conditions, genetic counselors integrate short-term psychological counseling with their knowledge of the principles of human genetics. Most genetic counselors hold a master's degree in genetic counseling. Their graduate education involves courses in the hard sciences and the social sciences, as well as in bioethics, public policy and health education. Some work in prenatal settings, some in pediatric settings and still others in adult genetic clinics. For more information contact the National Society of Genetic Counselors , (610) 872-7608 or try www.faseb.org/genetics/

27. ASHG Educational Resources: Training And Careers In Human Genetics
    Sensitive genetic tests are increasingly being employed in criminal cases to identify Additionalquestions frequently asked about careers in human genetics  
    http://www.ashg.org/genetics/ashg/educ/002.shtml
    
    Extractions: Research Geneticist: Laboratory Geneticists: Application of modern genetic technology to agriculture, legal or police work, pharmaceutical development, and clinical medicine requires the services of sophisticated laboratories. These laboratories are staffed by scientists trained in molecular biology, cytogenetics, biochemical genetics, immunogenetics, and related disciplines. Genetic laboratory directors usually hold Ph.D. degrees or M.D. degrees with specialization in laboratory medicine. Most individuals becoming genetic laboratory technologists have four to six years of university education. Some genetic laboratories require their staff to have specific training and certification in cytogenetic or medical technology. Other genetic laboratories hire people with any relevant B.S. or M.S. degree as long as they can show an aptitude for the detailed technical and clinically important work being performed. The career of a laboratory geneticist offers the opportunity to apply genetics "hands on" to a variety of important problems. Genetic Counselors: Clinical Geneticists: Additional questions frequently asked about careers in human genetics What is a typical week like for a human geneticist?

28. CoILWeb - Careers - Studentships - Koza Fellowship In Genetic Programming
    Studentship. Job title, Koza Fellowship in genetic Programming. Organisation,University of Idaho Department of Computer Science. Location, USA. Salary, n/a.  
    http://www.dcs.napier.ac.uk/coil/rec_careers/careers226.html
    
    Extractions: Studentship Job title Koza Fellowship in Genetic Programming Organisation University of Idaho Department of Computer Science Location USA Salary n/a Closing Date 15 September 2001 Description We invite applications for a newly established doctoral fellowship in genetic programming at the University of Idaho, the Koza Fellowship. This fellowship provides full tuition and fees, a generous stipend, a research budget and a travel allowance for three years in order for the Fellow to pursue doctoral studies in genetic programming. The ideal candidate will already have an MS in computer science or a related field and a research track record. Our research group, the Initiative for Bioinformatics and Evolutionary Studies (IBEST), comprises 14 faculty members from several departments and colleges, collaborating on several exciting projects. The state of Idaho and University of Idaho have established bioinformatics and evolutionary studies, including genetic programming, as a strategic research area and are committed to supporting and expanding activity in these areas. The University of Idaho is a comprehensive land-grant institution, with principle responsibility for research and the Ph.D. degree in Idaho. Departments associated with IBEST each have from 16 to 20 faculty members, and each offers B.A. or B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. degrees. The University of Idaho is located in Moscow, Idaho, at the edge of the Northern Rockies with numerous outdoor recreation opportunities. We have all the warmth of a small college community, yet we are a short day's drive from Seattle.

29. CoILWeb - Careers - Studentships - Ph.D. Scholarships In Genetic Programming
    , The City Universityis able to offer scholarships for research in genetic programming.Job title, Ph.D. Scholarships in genetic Programming.  
    http://www.dcs.napier.ac.uk/coil/rec_careers/careers252.html

30. Money & Careers
    Of Genes and Pink Slips genetic Testing Goes to Work. As of April 1999,more than 550 genetic tests were being used to diagnose disease.  
    http://www.planetout.com/money/article.html?sernum=157

31. Oregon Health Careers - AHEC
    Special Technologies and Services genetic Counselor. genetic genetically.genetic counselors usually work as part of a health care team.  
    http://www.oregonhealthcareers.org/career.phtml?careerID=74

32. Careers
    Clinical Cytogenetics. Interested in genetics? Want to help diagnose genetic disease? Useand develop techniques from the leading edge of genetic analysis.  
    http://www.cytogenetics.org.uk/training/careers.htm
    
    Extractions: Then become a Clinical Cytogeneticist Learn how to detect and interpret chromosome abnormalities Use and develop techniques from the leading edge of genetic analysis WHAT IS CLINICAL CYTOGENETICS? Clinical Cytogenetics in the NHS is a laboratory based science which involves processing and analysing the chromosomes of different types of samples with the purpose of detecting and interpreting chromosome abnormalities These results are communicated to a wide variety of clinicians. The work of the Clinical Cytogeneticist falls into three main categories: - analysis of blood from individuals with a variety of problems including congenital abnormalities, learning difficulties, reproductive difficulties and sexual development problems; prenatal diagnosis of chromosomal abnormalities from amniotic fluid or chorionic villus samples; analysis of samples (usually bone marrow or blood) from patients with known or suspected haematological conditions, such as acute leukaemia, to aid in the diagnosis and management of the disease. The samples are cultured and harvested to obtain cells in the metaphase stage of mitosis, which are then spread onto slides. The metaphases are then banded to reveal a specific, reproducible banding pattern on each of the chromosomes.

33. Oxagen - Advanced Genetic Analysis
    careers. Oxagen is a vibrant and growing company. We offer a comprehensivebenefits package and exciting opportunities to further  
    http://www.oxagen.co.uk/careers/careers.htm

34. Careers Today
    careers Now Watch Out for genetic Testing, DEAR JOYCE I read a recentarticle from the New York Times that reports a lawsuit in  
    http://jobs.brainbuzz.com/CareerTips/jk032601.asp?R=&CSRE=

35. A Question Of Genes: Careers In Genetics
    In medicine, genetics is the basis for understanding the inheritance of geneticdiseases, for providing counseling to families who are at risk for genetic  
    http://www.pbs.org/gene/career/6_career.html
    
    Extractions: There are many ways to use an education in genetics. In medicine, genetics is the basis for understanding the inheritance of genetic diseases, for providing counseling to families who are at risk for genetic diseases, and for scientific investigations into the molecular basis of genetic diseases and to effect cures. In agriculture, genetics is the basis of breeding new crop plants and livestock. A rapidly growing biotechnology industry is using genetics to produce a range of products from pharmaceuticals to microchips. Sensitive genetic tests are increasingly being employed in criminal cases to identify individuals using only a drop of blood, and in food testing to identify minute contamination by disease-causing organisms. Biologists use genetics to identify the genes that function in the life of the cell and those that control the development of a complex organism from a fertilized egg.

36. A Question Of Genes: What Are My Options?
    people interested in writing about the advances in and implications of genetic research. stc@stcva.orgFor more in-depth information about careers in genetics  
    http://www.pbs.org/gene/career/61_options.html
    
    Extractions: Genetics is a relatively new area of science. The current focus on new discoveries in genetics - through the Human Genome Project and other research - is creating an explosion of new job opportunities within the field. This list of careers in genetics is not a complete list of all opportunities available, but it provides a sample of some of the careers of people involved in genetics. New jobs and fields will continue to form as new information and applications are revealed. Description : Medical genetics is the application of genetics to human diseases. It encompasses various different areas, including laboratory science, diagnostic science and clinical science. A student desiring to become a geneticist working in basic research should study math, chemistry and physics in high school and college in addition to biology. In college, students would normally major in biology or genetics. However, students majoring in any one of the physical sciences with a minor in biology could also enter graduate school in genetics. A Ph.D. is required for board certification as a medical geneticist. Students in a Ph.D. program in genetics would usually be supported by fellowships that cover tuition and living expenses. During the first and possibly second year of Ph.D. training, students take advanced courses in genetics and begin a research project. For the remaining two to four years of training, students carry out original research under the direction of a faculty member. After obtaining the Ph.D. degree, most graduates do research as postdoctoral fellows for two to four years, during which time they are supported by fellowships or research training stipends. Individuals would then be qualified to assume faculty positions at academic institutions or join the staff of a research institute or biotechnology firm.

37. The NC AHEC Health Careers Web Site
    genetic Counselor. Educational Programs Most genetic counselors work in a universityteaching hospital, private hospital, HMO, or research setting.  
    http://www.nchealthcareers.com/career.asp?careername=Genetic Counselor

38. Non-Geneticists
    Due to scientific and technological advances and increasing public and professionalawareness of genetic issues, Medical genetics is rapidly gaining importance  
    http://www.bshg.org.uk/Careers.htm

39. Genetic Alliance Bibliography
    careers IN geneticS genetic Counseling. March of Dimes Birth Defect Foundation.1998. 1275 Mamaroneck Avenue, White Plains, New York 10605, (800) 6634367.  
    http://www.geneticalliance.org/diseaseinfo/bibliography.html
    
    Extractions: "Blazing a Genetic Trail." Howard Hughes Medical Institute. 1997. Online publication http://www.hhmi.org/genetictrail/ The Encyclopedia of Genetic Disorders and Birth Defects by J. Wynbrandt, M.D., Ludman, et. al. Facts on File, Inc., 0-8160-1926-6. 1999. The Family Genetic Sourcebook by Danette Nelson- Anderson and Cynthia V. Waters. Sonters Publishing. 1997. Genetic Disorders Sourcebook by Karen Bellenir. Omnigraphics, Inc. 1996. Genetics and You by John F. Jackson. Humana Press, Inc. Totowa, NJ. 1996. Genetics and Your Health: A Guide for the 21st Century Family by Raye L. Alford. Medford Press. 1999. How Healthy is Your Family Tree?: A Complete Guide to Tracing your Family's Medical and Behavioral History by Carol Krause. Simon and Shuster. New York. 1995.

40. Careers
    . Mission Statement. careers. Accreditations and Licensing. genetic Testing. Testing for Clinical Trials. Calendar of Events. Helpful Links.Company  
    http://www.athenadiagnostics.com/site/content/about/careers.asp
    
    Extractions: Why work for Athena Diagnostics? We are a leading provider of advanced neurological diagnostic assays and offer rewarding careers for professionals who enjoy the dynamics of a rapidly changing marketplace, understand the value of diversity, and appreciate new challenges. If you have the skills and values necessary to help us pursue our mission of improving the quality of the lives of patients with neurological disorders, we encourage you to contact us. Examples of positions most often available include: For more information about opportunities at Athena Diagnostics, please email us at employment@athenadiagnostics.com

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