Biologist Jobs in Reno, NV (62)
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Field Biologist: Wildlife & Botany Specialist
Field Biologist II: Plants & Biocrusts
Biologist I: Plants & Biocrusts for Sagebrush Ecosystems
Molecular Biologist - Fully Remote | Upto $70/hr
Remote Biology Expert for AI Training and Insights
Neuroscience & Translational Research - Tenure-Track Faculty
Student Worker - Graduate Consultant, University Writing & Speaking Center
Mountain West Biologist Field Surveys & Growth
Biologist II (Plants and Biological Soil Crusts)
Water Treatment Service Technician
Staff Ecologist
Senior Biologist Microbiologist
Computational Molecular Biologist - Entry Level (Remote)
Travel/Contract Clinical Laboratory Scientist (CLS) - Hospital Setting- Up to $3,060/week!
Rangeland Monitoring Technician
Student Worker- Physiology & Cell Biology Research Lab Assistant
Director, Laboratory Animal Medicine
Physiology & Cell Biology Lab Assistant (Student Worker)
Staff Research Associate II: Immune Biology & Specimens
Student Worker- Physiology & Cell Biology Research Lab Assistant
Temporary Hourly - Part-time Research, Physiology and Cell Biology
Temporary Hourly - Part-time Research, Physiology and Cell Biology
Staff Research Associate II - Immunology & Microbiology Lab
Remote Pharmacokinetics & Systems Biology Problem Designer
Remote Biology Expert
Biology Instructor: Cell & Molecular | Hybrid &
Biology Instructor, One-Year Temporary
Biology Lab Part-Time Instructor Faculty
Assistant/Associate Professor, Physiology & Cell Biology (Tenure Track)
Biology Lab Instructor (Part-Time) - Teach Hands-On Labs
Science Teacher (All Science Subjects Biology, Chem, etc.)
Biologist Salary in Reno
Biologists working in Reno, NV make an average annual salary of $53K and a maximum annual salary of around $112K.
Job Description
Working as a Biologist in Reno, NV
There are 62 Biologist opportunities available in Reno, NV all with unique requirements.
Biologists study everything from the cells inside living things to populations and communities of plants and animals. Their work is very hands-on, often requiring them to get wet or dirty to see firsthand what they are studying. They often have to observe and collect data for weeks or even months while sitting for hours a day at work. A typical day for this role could include digging up fossils, taking measurements of plants, tracking animals, studying their eggs, or doing blood work with a microscope. There truly is no typical day for a biologist.
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