🧪Science
What you learn in Science class opens doors to 20 DMV careers — and hundreds beyond. Tap a card to see the full profile.
Careers powered by Science
Each profile shows salary, local demand, education, key skills, a day in the life, and how Science connects.
Biomedical Engineer
Build medical devices and technology that improve patient care.
- Typical path: Graduate Degree
- Diagnosing patients
- Engineering new medicines
- Protecting the Chesapeake watershed
- Building safer aircraft
Environmental Scientist
Study air, water, and soil data to protect people and ecosystems.
Biomedical Scientist
Investigate disease and develop treatments through laboratory research.
Dental Hygienist
Clean teeth, screen for oral disease, and coach patients on prevention.
Chemical Engineer
Turn chemistry into products — medicines, fuels, foods, and materials — at production scale.
Epidemiologist
Track how disease spreads in populations and guide public health response.
Biomedical Scientist
Investigate disease and develop treatments through laboratory research.
Radiologic Technologist
Run X-ray and imaging equipment that helps doctors see inside the body.
Environmental Scientist
Study air, water, and soil data to protect people and ecosystems.
Environmental Engineer
Solve pollution, water, and climate problems with engineering.
Clinical Research Coordinator
Run clinical trials day to day — enroll participants and protect data quality.
Medical Laboratory Technician
Run the tests that turn samples into answers for care teams.
Veterinarian
Diagnose and treat animals, from family pets to farm herds.
Pharmacist
Prepare and dispense medications and counsel patients on safe use.
Forensic Science Technician
Collect and analyze physical evidence for investigations.
Environmental Scientist
Study air, water, and soil data to protect people and ecosystems.
Environmental Scientist
Study air, water, and soil data to protect people and ecosystems.
Biomedical Scientist
Investigate disease and develop treatments through laboratory research.
Forensic Science Technician
Collect and analyze physical evidence for investigations.
Biomedical Scientist
Investigate disease and develop treatments through laboratory research.
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