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Biochemists and biomedical scientists > Geneticist
Healthcare | Science and research
Geneticists study genes to work out how cells and organisms behave.
You'll need a life science degree or a postgraduate master's qualification in genetics, or a related subject which covers genetics. Degrees and postgraduate courses include:
It's useful to gain experience of laboratory and research techniques during your degree through internships or year placements. If you want to work in the NHS you can apply to the Scientist Training Programme (STP) after your degree where you can specialise in genomics work.
You'll usually need:
You'll need:
In your day-to-day duties you may:
As a research geneticist, with experience you may be able to work your way up to laboratory supervisor or clinical study manager. Lecturing in a university or teaching may also be an option. You could move into scientific sales or, with further studies, qualify as a genetic counsellor.
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