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Toxicology By: Moriah Reed

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By: Moriah Reed. Toxicology. Toxicology – the study of the adverse effects of chemical, physical or biological agents on people, animals, and the environment. Careers. Toxicologist In Gov’t 14% In Research Foundations 4% In Consumer Products & Chemical 47% In Consulting 12% - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Toxicology By: Moriah Reed

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Toxicology – the study of the adverse effects of

chemical, physical or biological agents on people, animals, and the environment

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Careers

Toxicologist▪ In Gov’t 14%▪ In Research Foundations 4%▪ In Consumer Products & Chemical 47%▪ In Consulting 12%▪ In Academic Institutions 21%

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Income

On a entry level, toxicologist earn $35,000 to $60,000

With a Ph.D. degree and 10 years of experience toxicologist expect to earn $70,000 to $100,000 annually

Corporate executive toxicologists earn $200,000 or more

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Education & Demand

55% receive Ph.D.’s 22% master’s degrees 23% bachelor’s degrees Internship is required depending on the

field in with you wish to become a toxicologist it may take up to ten years.

The demand for toxicologists is increasing with rate of consumers being more health conscious and eco-friendly.

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College/University

Iowa State Johns Hopkins University The University of Montana University of Rochester Utah State University Etc.

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A day with a toxicologist

“Toxicologists work in offices, laboratories, industrial facilities and outdoors. Testing new products often involves conducting experiments on animals. Toxicologists must pay careful attention to safety procedures when handling toxic materials and substances of unknown toxic potential. Safety procedures vary with the task and may require simple protection (gloves and mask) to full body suit and the use of an isolated room. Toxicologists may work alone or in teams. Some overtime may be necessary for work that requires strict time schedules. Travel may be required to collect field samples, testify at hearings or in court, respond to emergencies or crisis situations, or attend scientific meetings.”

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