Microbiologist Jobs in Baltimore, MD (154)
Quality Associate Scientist
Medical Microbiology Technologist
Research Technologist (Molecular Microbiology & Immunology)
Research Assistant (Molecular Microbiology & Immunology)
Lead Medical Lab Scientist - Microbiology
Medical Laboratory Scientist II, Evenings Microbiology
QC Micro EM Analyst I
Medical Technologist (MLS)
Specialist, Quality Control
Analyst I, QC Microbiology (3rd shift)
Microbiology Specialist I
Microbiology Laboratory (Must GMP, GDP, GLP & Streaking Plates)
Associate Director of Clinical Microbiology
Microbiology Laboratory Specialist
Clinical Laboratory Assistant II, FT Microbiology
Principal Consultant - Microbiology
Clinical Laboratory Assistant, Microbiology, Evenings
Laboratory Manager (Molecular Microbiology and Immunology)
Microbiology Instrument Specialist - Carolinas, Kentucy, Tennessee and West Virginia
Manager - Laboratory -Microbiology - AAMC
Research Support Specialist
Lab Associate / QM Associate
Technical Specialist I
Quality Control Inspector
Infection Control Epidemiologist II
Postdoc in Synthetic Biology and Biomanufacturing - #Faculty
Postdoctoral Fellow - Epidemiology & Urogenital Microbiome
Biologist 2 or Microbiologist 2
Remote Microbiologist for AI Model Quality
Remote Microbiologist for AI Model Evaluation
QM Associate Scientist
Director of Endoscopy Reprocessing and Infection Control
Part-Time Faculty- Biological Science- Microbiology
Microbiologist Salary in Baltimore
Microbiologists working in Baltimore, MD make an average annual salary of $57K and a maximum annual salary of around $80K.
Job Description
Working as a Microbiologist in Baltimore, MD
There are 154 Microbiologist opportunities available in Baltimore, MD all with unique requirements.
Many people wonder what the job description is for a microbiologist. A microbiologist studies bacteria, viruses, and other microorganisms. They are responsible for testing these organisms to determine if they are safe for the public. They can utilize the information that these microbes create to make new medicines and useful products for the public. However, they may also work for private companies to ensure that the work area, raw materials, and product created are safe. Some examples of these tasks could include testing surfaces in an assembly line to determine the effectiveness of sanitizers, investigating sources of water contamination, and ensuring food products are safe to eat by conducting chemical tests.
Microbiologist jobs near Baltimore, MD
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