Skill
Microbiology
Healthcare and Medical
Microbiology is the scientific study of microorganisms, including bacteria, viruses, fungi, and protozoa, and their effects on health, the environment, and industry. Microbiologists work in fields such as medicine, pharmaceuticals, food safety, and environmental science, studying how microbes cause disease, contribute to ecosystems, or can be harnessed for biotechnology. It underpins areas like vaccine development, antibiotic research, and infection control.
Microbiology in the job market
Last checked October 28, 2026
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Assistant Chief_Sterile Processing Service Registered Nurse
Veterans Health Administration
Full-time · San Diego, CA · $103,980 – $206,965
This position leads sterile processing operations at a VA medical center, managing equipment, staff education, and quality assurance for instrument reprocessing and sterilization. It suits experienced nurses with substantial sterile processing background who can drive improvements across the department and mentor staff.
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Medical Technician
Indian Health Service
Eagle Butte, SD · $37,193 – $65,599
This federal clinical laboratory role involves performing a range of diagnostic tests on patient samples—from blood work to microbiology—and interpreting results to support medical diagnosis and treatment. It suits someone with laboratory or medical technician experience who can operate lab equipment accurately and, at higher grades, lead others.
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Associate Director, Quality Control
Moderna
Full-time
Lead the establishment and operation of a world-class Quality Control organization at Moderna's Laval manufacturing facility, overseeing analytical testing, microbiology, environmental monitoring, and stability programs while ensuring compliance with regulatory standards. This role suits an experienced QC leader with deep biotechnology or pharmaceutical manufacturing expertise who can drive operational excellence, manage complex technical teams, and navigate regulatory requirements in a fast-growing, innovative environment.
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Lead Clinical Laboratory Scientist - Microbiology, Sendout, and Central Processing
Veterans Health Administration
Full-time · Chicago, IL · $109,770 – $142,704
A leadership role managing laboratory microbiology operations, sendout testing, and central processing at a VA medical center, overseeing staff, quality assurance, and complex diagnostic testing. This position suits experienced clinical laboratory scientists ready to move into supervisory responsibilities with technical expertise in microbiology and laboratory management.
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