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Natural sciences managers supervise the work of scientists, including chemists, physicists, and biologists. They direct activities related to research and development, and coordinate activities such as testing, quality control, and production.
DutiesNatural sciences managers typically do the following:
Natural sciences managers direct scientific research activities and direct and coordinate product development projects and production activities. The duties of natural sciences managers vary with the field of science (for example, biology or chemistry) or the industry they work in. Research projects may be aimed at improving manufacturing processes, advancing basic scientific knowledge, or developing new products.
Some natural sciences managers are former scientists and, after becoming managers, may continue to conduct their own research as well as oversee the work of others. These managers are sometimes called working managers and usually have smaller staffs, allowing them to do research in addition to carrying out their administrative duties.
Managers who are responsible for larger staffs may not have time to contribute to research and may spend all their time performing administrative duties.
Laboratory managers need to ensure that laboratories are fully supplied so that scientists can run their tests and experiments. Some specialize in the management of laboratory animals.
During all stages of a project, natural sciences managers coordinate the activities of their unit with those of other units or organizations. They work with higher levels of management; with financial, production, and marketing specialists; and with suppliers of equipment and materials.
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Natural sciences managers usually advance to management positions after years of employment as scientists. Natural sciences managers typically have a bachelor’s degree, master’s degree, or Ph.D. in a scientific discipline or a related field, such as engineering. Some managers may find it helpful to have an advanced management degree—for example, a Professional Science Master’s (PSM) degree, a Master of Business Administration (MBA), or a Master of Public Administration (MPA).
EducationNatural sciences managers typically begin their careers as scientists; therefore, most have a bachelor’s degree, master’s degree, or Ph.D. in a scientific discipline or a closely related field, such as engineering. Scientific and technical knowledge is essential for managers because they must be able to understand the work of their subordinates and provide technical assistance when needed.
Natural sciences managers who are interested in acquiring postsecondary education in management should be able to find master’s degree or Ph.D. programs in a natural science that incorporate business management courses. A relatively new type of degree, called the Professional Science Master’s (PSM), blends advanced training in a particular science field with business skills, such as communications and program management, and policy. Those interested in acquiring general management skills may pursue a Master of Business Administration (MBA) or a Master of Public Administration (MPA). Some natural sciences managers will have studied psychology or some other management-related field to enter this occupation.
Sciences managers must continually upgrade their knowledge because of the rapid growth of scientific developments.
Work Experience in a Related OccupationNatural sciences managers usually advance to management positions after years of employment as scientists. While employed as scientists, they typically are given more responsibility and independence in their work as they gain experience. Eventually, they may lead research teams and have control over the direction and content of projects before being promoted to an administrative position.
Licenses, Certifications, and RegistrationsAlthough certification is not typically required to become a natural sciences manager, many relevant certifications are available. These certifications range from those related to specific scientific areas of study or practice, such as laboratory animal management, to general management topics, such as project management, and are useful to natural sciences managers regardless of the organization being managed.
Important QualitiesCommunication skills. Natural sciences managers must be able to communicate clearly to a variety of audiences, such as scientists, policymakers, and the public. Both written and oral communication are important.
Critical-thinking skills. Natural sciences managers must carefully evaluate the work of others. They must determine if their staff’s methods and results are based on sound science.
Interpersonal skills. Natural sciences managers lead research teams and therefore need to work well with others in order to reach common goals. Managers routinely deal with conflict, which they must be able to turn into positive outcomes for their organization.
Leadership skills. Natural sciences managers must be able to organize, direct, and motivate others. They need to identify the strengths and weaknesses of their workers and create an environment in which the workers can succeed.
Problem-solving skills. Natural sciences managers use scientific observation and analysis to find solutions to complex technical questions.
Time-management skills. Natural sciences managers must be able to do multiple administrative, supervisory, and technical tasks while ensuring that projects remain on schedule.
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Female 76.9% |
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Male 20.7% |
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Unknown 2.4% |
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Ethnicity | |
White 73.2% |
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Hispanic or Latino 12.1% |
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Asian 10.7% |
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Unknown 3.1% |
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Black or African American 1.0% |
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Spanish 50.0% |
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French 11.2% |
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Hindi 5.7% |
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Russian 4.8% |
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Arabic 3.6% |
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Chinese 2.9% |
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German 2.6% |
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Mandarin 2.4% |
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Portuguese 2.4% |
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Japanese 2.1% |
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Urdu 2.1% |
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Italian 1.9% |
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Korean 1.7% |
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Cantonese 1.7% |
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Gujarati 1.4% |
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Polish 1.0% |
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Vietnamese 0.7% |
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Marathi 0.7% |
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Greek 0.7% |
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Swedish 0.5% |
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University of Phoenix 10.4% |
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Walden University 8.9% |
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Boston University 7.0% |
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George Washington University 6.4% |
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Drexel University 6.4% |
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University of Pennsylvania 5.3% |
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Emory University 5.3% |
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University of Pittsburgh - 5.3% |
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Northeastern University 5.0% |
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Johns Hopkins University 4.9% |
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Boston College 4.0% |
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University of Cincinnati 4.0% |
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University of Utah 3.9% |
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Ohio State University 3.7% |
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 3.6% |
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Grand Canyon University 3.6% |
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New York University 3.4% |
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Virginia Commonwealth University 3.1% |
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University of Southern California 3.0% |
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University of South Florida 2.8% |
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Nursing 25.7% |
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Health Care Administration 9.4% |
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Biology 9.4% |
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Psychology 8.8% |
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Business 7.6% |
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Public Health 7.3% |
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Medicine 4.4% |
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Medical Assisting Services 4.2% |
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Pharmacy 2.7% |
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Clinical Psychology 2.7% |
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Health Sciences And Services 2.6% |
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Medical Technician 2.1% |
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Ecology, Population Biology, And Epidemiology 2.1% |
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Management 2.0% |
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Physician Assistant 1.9% |
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Biochemistry, Biophysics, Molecular Biology 1.6% |
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Education 1.5% |
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Counseling Psychology 1.4% |
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Sociology 1.3% |
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Health Education 1.3% |
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Bachelors 33.7% |
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Masters 31.5% |
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Other 15.3% |
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Associate 6.9% |
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Doctorate 6.4% |
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Certificate 4.7% |
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Diploma 1.1% |
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Clinical Research Coordinator | F and M Radiology Encino Urgent Care, Inc. DBA | CA | Aug 17, 2015 | $150,925 |
Clinical Research Coordinator | Maskmedic, LLC | Longmont, CO | Jan 04, 2016 | $126,000 |
Clinical Research Coordinator | Womens Obgyn Care PLLC | Houston, TX | Apr 01, 2015 | $120,503 |
Clinical Research Coordinator In Audiology | Erie T. Agustin | NY | May 23, 2016 | $116,667 |
Clinical Research Coordinator In Audiology | Erie T. Agustin | NY | Oct 19, 2015 | $116,667 |
Clinical Research Coordinator | Advance Memory Research Institute | Toms River, NJ | Sep 09, 2016 | $112,698 |
Clinical Research Coordinator | Erie T. Agustin M.D. Primary Care, P.C. | NY | Sep 09, 2016 | $98,694 |
Clinical Research Coordinator-Manager | 1St. Allergy and Clinical Research Group | Centennial, CO | Aug 19, 2015 | $96,002 |
Clinical Research Coordinator | The Veritas Healthcare Solutions LLC | Newton, MA | Aug 01, 2016 | $92,141 |
Clinical Research Coordinator | The Veritas Healthcare Solutions LLC | Newton, MA | Jan 08, 2016 | $92,141 |
Clinical Research Coordinator | Touchstone Clinical Research LLC | NY | Sep 18, 2015 | $87,654 |
Clinical Research Coordinator | Creative Solutions Services, LLC. | New York, NY | May 01, 2015 | $86,100 |
Clinical Research Coordinator | Sat Solutions LLC | New York, NY | Sep 21, 2016 | $86,000 |
Clinical Research Coordinator | Ut Southwestern Medical Center | Dallas, TX | May 12, 2016 | $59,483 |
Clinical Research Coordinator II | Childrens Hospital Los Angeles | Los Angeles, CA | Jun 08, 2015 | $58,240 |
Clinical Research Coordinator C | Trustees of The University of Pennsylvania | Philadelphia, PA | Jan 11, 2016 | $58,000 |
Clinical Research Coordinator | Clinical Research & Consulting Center, LLC | Fairfax, VA | Apr 16, 2015 | $57,762 |
Coordinator of Clinical Research | Baylor Research Institute | Plano, TX | Sep 10, 2015 | $57,267 - $66,221 |
Clinical Research Coordinator II | The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia | Philadelphia, PA | Jun 24, 2015 | $57,013 |
Clinical Research Coordinator | Columbia University | New York, NY | May 16, 2016 | $56,650 |
Clinical Research Coordinator | Columbia University | New York, NY | Jul 09, 2015 | $50,040 |
Clinical Research Coordinator | Rest Assured Sleep Centers, LLC | Annapolis, MD | Sep 01, 2015 | $50,000 |
Clinical Research Coordinator | The Board of Trustees of The Leland Stanford, Jr. University | Stanford, CA | Oct 02, 2016 | $50,000 |
Clinical Research Coordinator I | Washington University In St. Louis | Saint Louis, MO | Dec 01, 2015 | $49,004 |
Clinical Research Coordinator I | Washington University In St. Louis | Saint Louis, MO | Jan 12, 2015 | $49,004 |
Clinical Research Coordinator Healthcare | University of Michigan | Ann Arbor, MI | May 19, 2015 | $49,000 |
Clinical Research Coordinator | University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston | Galveston, TX | Apr 01, 2016 | $48,857 |
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