Career Flowchart

Also known as a Grants Officer, a Program Officer is responsible for implementing, managing, and reviewing grants programs. This professional works closely with organizations or individuals seeking funding and may assist them through the entire proposal submission process. Program Officers also provide decision makers with analyses and recommendations to ensure that specific grant initiatives are... Read More

Physician Assistants (PA) are health professionals that work as part of a medical team. They are licensed to practice medicine under the supervision of a physician, extending the reach of physicians and access to care for patients. PAs complete specialized masters level training and then apply for licensure by passing a national certification exam. myIDP career... Read More

Graduate & Postdoctoral Affairs Administrators work for academic institutions or non-academic organizations that employ graduate students or postdocs, usually within a particular college or department. They are responsible for creating and implementing professional development programs that strengthen trainees’ (undergraduate/graduate students or individuals completing post-baccalaureate training) scientific and career skills. Graduate & Postdoctoral Affairs Administrators foster... Read More

Genetic counselors are health professionals with specialized graduate degrees in genetic counseling. Counselors enter the field from a variety of disciplines, including biology, genetics, nursing, psychology, public health and social work. They work as members of a health care team, providing information and support to families who have members with birth defects or genetic disorders... Read More

Community College Professors focus primarily on teaching and typically have a heavy course load at two-year institutions offering associate’s degrees. Community college is a bridge for many students between high school and a four-year institution, so community college faculty are responsible for preparing their students to either complete Associate’s degrees or transfer into a Bachelor’s... Read More