Looking for an entry level job or internship in botany? This is an overview of how to approach the search and a list of companies that might have relevant entry level and internship opportunities.
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Federal and state governments employ plant scientists and researchers. A few areas to look into include the Department of Agriculture and Department of the Interior (which includes the National Park Service, the Bureau of Land Management, and other offices related to the managing the American land), as well as the Environmental Protection Agency.
You can also work in research as a technician or assistant as a new grad. Industries you might work in include food and drink, healthcare (particularly pharmaceutical companies), oil and energy, paper and lumber, or biotechnology. Who knows? Your contributions may help create something everyone will use in a few years.
| Environmental Scientist / Regulatory Specialist II Resource Environmental Solutions, Llc Glen Burnie, MD | View |
| Regulatory Specialist (Ecological Restoration) Resource Environmental Solutions LLC Glen Burnie, MD | View |
| Environmental Scientist / Regulatory Specialist II Resource Environmental Solutions LLC Glen Burnie, MD | View |
| Research Molecular Biologist/ Plant Physiologist /Plant Pathologist Agricultural Research Service Beltsville, MD | View |
| Research Agronomist/soil Scientist/ Agricultural Engineer Agricultural Research Service Beltsville, MD | View |
| Environmental Scientist / Regulatory Specialist II RESOURCE ENVIRONMENTAL LLC Glen Burnie, MD | View |
| Environmental Scientist / Regulatory Specialist II RES Glen Burnie, MD | View |
| Stream Restoration Specialist Straughan Environmental Columbia, MD | View |
| Senior Environmental Scientist - Permitting (Baltimore) Burns & McDonnell Baltimore, MD | View |
| On-Call Biologist ICF International Washington, DC | View |
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