Biomedical science combines the study of human physiology, human pathology, and pharmacology to draw conclusions and make necessary advances toward solving significant health problems facing society.
It goes from wet-lab research to address problems associated with therapeutics, disease mechanisms, and other related areas, [and] invokes disciplines such as pharmacology, biochemistry, cell biology, molecular biology, molecular medicine, medicinal chemistry, and so on.”
The many facets of this work allow aspiring biomedical scientists the opportunity to tailor their careers to fit their unique interests—a benefit of this particular field that has led to increased interest among those with a passion for science and medicine.
- Analytical chemist
- Biomedical scientist
- Biotechnologist
- Clinical scientist, biochemistry
- Clinical scientist, genomics
- Clinical scientist, hematology
- Clinical scientist, immunology
- Forensic scientist
