Virology

What do Virologists do?

• Study Virus's and Virus like agents.
• They study how cells infect,reproduce.
• The structure of Virus's.
• The Diseases they cause.
• Learn how to culture and isolate them.

Working Conditions?

• Usually inside.
• Exposed to diseases and illnesses.
• May share workspace with other scientists/assistants.
• Sometimes have to wear lab coat. 

Education of a Virologist:

Degree in Virology, molecular virology, viral oncology, immunology

M.D. or Ph.D. with postdoctoral training.

Training of a Virologist:

Must earn medical license.

3-5 years of postdoctoral experience.

How much are Virologist's paid?

• The yearly pay is an average of $63,000.
• About $34.63 an hour.

Job Prospects:

• Academic Research
• Industry Research
• Government Research
• National Institutes of Health
• Active teachers High school- Medical school

Resumed:

• Investigate disease breakouts.
• Work for health departments (CDC and such)
• Science writers/ Reporters
• Business, Communication, Law 

Bibliography:

• http://www.asv.org/faq.html
• http://education-portal.com/articles/Become_a_Virologist_Education_and_Care...
• http://www.mymajors.com/career/virologist/
• http://work.chron.com/salary-range-position-virologist-4918.html