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#4 - Informatics Specialist
An informatics specialist works to organize large amounts of dating, turning it into usable content. By processing information, informatics specialists can see trends such as cancer prevalence across the years. These specialists also develop software and electronic tracking systems. Informatics specialists are often found in labs, at universities, or at private corporations.
Informatics specialists need an advanced degree in biology or genetics, with a lot of experience in computer languages and programming.
As the healthcare industry develops, the need for informatics specialists will increase due to the amount of new knowledge obtained. Informatics is the ideal place for a number-cruncher who is interested in health.
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