Science Jobs (AK)

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ADEC And Soil Experienced Enviromental Engineer - Anchorage AKLockheed Martin(Anchorage, Alaska)
Description: Candidate will support the Western Service Area Environmental Occupational Safety & Health (EOSH ) Program. Primary work location will be in Alaska but assignments may be made anywhere within the FAAs Western Service area (western 1/3 of U.S., Hawaii, & South Pacific). Candidate will provide project management for FAA decommissioning and environmental cleanup projects. Responsibilitie...
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Posted Mon 28th September
Production ManagerThe Judge Group(Juneau, Alaska)
A large nationally branded food manufacturer is currently looking for a production manager to join its team! The position responsibilities are: " Ensure that all work activities of direct and indirect reports are performed with attention to the highest standards of food quality, safe processes, compliance with all appropriate legal requirements and a focus on continuous process improvement " Imple...
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Posted Mon 5th October
Physical Therapy - Physical Therapist - Assistant - PTA - APTACyberCoders(Fairbanks, Alaska)
Location Fairbanks, AK; Anchorage, AK Salary $55,000 - $65,000 Education Bachelor of Science Category Healthcare Experience Required At least 2 Years Short Description Physical Therapy - Physical Therapist - Assistant - PTA - APTA - Physiotherapist - Physiotherapy Required Skills Physical Therapist Assistant, APTA, Physical Therapy, Outpatient, Sports Medicine, Occupational Therapy, Therapeutic Re...
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Posted Fri 20th November

AK Job Search Tip

Agricultural scientists, biologists, chemists, environmental scientists, forensic scientists, conservation scientists, marine scientists, nuclear scientists, and geological scientists are all part of the science industry. Because of the broad scope of this industry, job outlook may be better in some fields than others. Expect most to grow as fast as average because there is always the need for scientific evaluation of our surroundings, our resources, and our man-made products. The biotechnological and forensic fields may grow the fastest as interest picks up in those areas and technology advances. Entry-level employment in these fields as assistants or technicians may only require an associate's degree in a technical field, but any higher position will require college graduate level degrees.