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Plant Pathologist Jobs in Texas

Plant Accountant Jobs
By Thomas Edwards Group At Garland, TX, United States
3-5 years experience in manufacturing environment with cost accounting responsibilities
Experience with SAP is a plus!
Strong analytical and research skills with attention to detail.
Prepare and submit Accounts payable workflows. Resolve open workflow issues for both plants
Prepare Weekly Sales and Profit forecast supporting schedules
Assist Plant Engineers with tracking Capital projects
Plant Nurse Jobs
By Trane Technologies At , Tyler, 75707, Tx $65,000 - $85,000 a year
Minimum 2+ years of occupational health, case management, and clinical nursing experience required
Exceptional customer service and time management skills
Facilitate care/case management for work and non-work-related employee illness and injury.
Knowledge and demonstrated experience with general office programs and equipment
Knowledge of governmental regulatory requirements
Bachelor’s degree from an accredited University (BSN) preferred or experience in lieu of a degree accepted

Are you looking for an exciting career in plant pathology? We are looking for a Plant Pathologist to join our team and help us protect and improve the health of our plants. You will be responsible for identifying, diagnosing, and controlling plant diseases, as well as conducting research to develop new methods of disease control. If you are passionate about plants and have a strong background in plant pathology, this could be the perfect job for you!

Overview A Plant Pathologist is a scientist who studies the causes and effects of plant diseases. They use their knowledge to develop methods of preventing, controlling, and treating plant diseases. Plant Pathologists may work in a variety of settings, including research laboratories, universities, government agencies, and private companies. Detailed Job Description Plant Pathologists are responsible for studying the causes and effects of plant diseases. They use their knowledge to develop methods of preventing, controlling, and treating plant diseases. Plant Pathologists may work in a variety of settings, including research laboratories, universities, government agencies, and private companies. They may also work in the field, conducting research and collecting samples. Plant Pathologists may also be responsible for teaching courses in plant pathology and related topics. Job Skills Required
• Knowledge of plant diseases and their causes
• Knowledge of plant pathology research methods
• Ability to analyze data and draw conclusions
• Ability to communicate effectively
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team
• Knowledge of laboratory techniques and safety protocols
Job Qualifications
• Bachelor’s degree in plant pathology or related field
• Master’s degree in plant pathology or related field
• Doctoral degree in plant pathology or related field
• Certification in plant pathology
• Experience in research and laboratory work
Job Knowledge
• Knowledge of plant diseases and their causes
• Knowledge of plant pathology research methods
• Knowledge of laboratory techniques and safety protocols
• Knowledge of plant pathology teaching methods
Job Experience
• Experience in research and laboratory work
• Experience in teaching plant pathology courses
• Experience in developing methods of preventing, controlling, and treating plant diseases
Job Responsibilities
• Conduct research on plant diseases and their causes
• Collect and analyze samples to identify plant diseases
• Develop methods of preventing, controlling, and treating plant diseases
• Teach courses in plant pathology and related topics
• Prepare reports and presentations on research findings
• Monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of treatments and control methods