More A to Z STEM Careers - Lifeology

More A to Z STEM CareersPaige Jarreau2021-09-09T17:14:35-05:00

STEM Careers

Head over to our A to Z STEM Careers course – for kids! if you haven’t already viewed it. This page is an extension of that course, and it provides more STEM careers to explore. Unlike our bite-sized and kid-friendly course, the links on this page are not all targeted at kids. With the help of an adult, kids can explore more careers featured below!

A – G

Career Card for Behavioral Ecologist

A biotech engineer works in any of the life science industries from R&D, manufacturing, medical to pharmaceuticals. Their work involves innovation, testing, food analysis, drug development, analysis of genes. Today we have the vaccine because of these hardworking biotech engineers and other scientists.

Biomedical scientists carry out scientific tests on patients samples to aid the diagnosis and treatment of disease. 80% of diagnoses depend on biomedical scientists. But not all BMSs work in labs, we also work in the Forces and industry.

Computer Programmer

Dental Laboratory Technician

Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)

Exercise Physiologist

Food Safety Specialist

Forest Ecologist

A formulator is a scientist who puts different ingredients together to make a final product that you can use, such as medicines, beverages, or even shampoos. It's like being a chef who uses chemistry and biology.

Geologist Career Card

A geoscientist studies rocks and minerals to learn about the Earth. They might look for precious metals in mines, explore volcanoes, or even dig up dinosaur skeletons!

H – O

Home Health Nurse

Infectious Disease Scientist

Information Technology (IT) Specialist

Landscape architect

A medical illustrator draws scientific and medical images to teach scientists and doctors. These illustrations can also help doctors communicate with their patients by expelling medicine simply and visually!

A career card for a mechanical engineer

Microbiologist Career Card

Natural Disaster Risk Manager

I am a nurse consultant, and I trained in cancer care. I care for people who are living with an illness that is not curable. I help them stay as comfortable as possible. Some people are dying, and I help support them in end of life care.

An occupational medicine doctor takes care of people who get sick or hurt while they're at work. Occupational medicine doctors treat all different types of workers, from firefighters and mail carriers to schoolteachers and even chefs!