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What does a work day of being a Clinical Microbiologist look like?

I'm a 9th grader and I have always loved science! I'm very curious in being a clinical microbiologist. I would like to know more about what they do, how to get to that position, and how I can gain more experience. #biology #microbiologist #microbiology #science #clinical-microbiologist

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AARON’s Answer

Being a microbiologist isn't just a job, its a lifetime commitment where you dedicate your time to exploring the relationship between man, his environment and the microbes that shape man's environment.
So I will say to you, that if you want to be a clinical microbiologist. You will have to start be earning good grades in your biology subjects, then you gain and admission from there you seek mentoring and that's a chunk of it
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Heydi’s Answer

Hello Olivia, my name in Heydi and I have a minor in microbiology , I Stated in the consumer Goods industry so many years ago , as a microbiologist and my day start always with sampling water , the water we use for production and manufacturing , after I collected water samples , I proceed with the finished product sampling from the day before , work in my lab and place in aging for 7 days to check if any bacteria growth ( gram negative or gram positive) if yes there were process and procedures for handling that .

I will said it is very exciting world and you learn so much . it is a good career

I hope this is helpful :)

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Taryn’s Answer

Perhaps this article will help give you an idea. An alternative would be to apply to a clinical microbiologist internship or ask a microbiologist to shadow.

Taryn recommends the following next steps:

https://www.asm.org/index.php/career-paths-clinical-microbiology
Thank you comment icon Thank you so much for the informationTaryn! I'm very excited to research more! Olivia
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