Physics What are good biology/physics-based jobs?

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There is a strong interest in pursuing a career that combines biology and physics, particularly in fields like nanotechnology and medical physics. Medical physics is highlighted as a promising option due to its growing demand and competitive salary. To enter this field, a high GPA and strong test scores are essential for admission into relevant programs. The discussion emphasizes the importance of researching potential career paths and their requirements. Exploring medical physics could be a strategic choice for those interested in these scientific disciplines.
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I'm in my final year of high school and thinking about uni courses I should take but I'm not sure what kinda of job I want at the end of it. So, I'm a bit unsure with uni courses to take.

I would love a biology/physics based job.
I was thinking something in nanotechnology and it's application in biology but I'm not sure if there is such a job and if they are in demand.
Also I'm not sure if it will pay well, not nessecarily hundreds of thousands of dollars but enough so I don't have to live out of a breifcase.

So what do you think I should do?
Any jobs out there that I should look into?

Thanks =D
 
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You might want to look into medical physics. It combines physics and biology, there is a large demand for qualified medical physicists now and into the foreseeable future, and the pay is pretty good.
 
Medical physics sounds ideal for you, but you will need a pretty competitive GPA and test scores to get into a medical physics program.
 
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