Physiologist

A physiologist is a highly skilled professional who specializes in the biological study of the functions and processes of living organisms and their parts. They focus on studying the human body, particularly the tissues, organs, and cells, to understand how they work together for proper function. Physiologists can be doctors or researchers, with many working in independent laboratories or universities. They can also be found in public health sectors, biotechnology companies, and pharmaceutical companies. One common type of physiologist is a clinical physiologist, who collaborates with general physicians to diagnose, treat, and anticipate various injuries and overall health concerns. General Responsibilities: 1. Observing the human body in motion and tracking the activities of particular body systems in various environments. 2. Monitoring patients during exercise or cardiopulmonary diagnostic testing and recording observations. 3. Conducting research on the cellular structures and organ system functions of plants, animals, and humans. 4. Performing experiments to determine the effects of internal and external environmental factors. 5. Studying the glands and their relationship to bodily functions. 6. Maintaining and operating medical instruments and devices. 7. Studying and treating the effects of hazardous natural processes such as animal bites and plant venom and poisons. 8. Working at nuclear disaster sites and decontamination areas to treat the injured. 9. Identifying materials and the spread of symptoms where an agent requires identification.