Microbiologist Jobs in Baltimore, MD (34)
Medical Assistant (PRN) - Urgent Care
Physician / Maryland / Locum or Permanent / Medical Laboratory Scientist in Georgetown, Maryland Job
Medical Laboratory Scientist in Georgetown, Maryland
Sr. ISSE-Information System Security Engineer with active TS/SCI Poly
Information System Security Engineer, Senior
Central Services Technician I
Manufacturing Associate II
Asian Restaurant Dishwasher (Full-Time) - Luk Fu, MD
Specialty Nurse (RN) - Wound / Ostomy
Registered Nurse 2 (RN) - Weinberg Surgical ICU
Lead Clinical Nurse (RN) - Surgical Progressive Care Unit
Northrop Grumman (DoD SkillBridge) - Linux Systems Administrator 2 or 3
Software Analyst
Sr. Principal Linux Systems Administrator - Top Secret
Systems Administrator, Lead Associate
Linux Systems Administrator, Senior Associate
User Support Specialist
System Administrator Level 3 (Windows)
2025 Graduate - Research Biological Scientist - Applied Biological Sciences
Ambulatory HIV Medical Director
2025 PhD Graduate - Postdoc Research Biological Scientist - Applied Biological Sciences
Technical Sales - Remote
Public Health Officer
Associate Scientist III, Process Development - Downstream
Computer Network Operations Analyst/Engineer 1
Senior Scientist QC Compliance
Staff Regulatory Affairs Specialist
Systems Administrator - PRIME CONTRACT (TS/SCI w/ Polygraph)
IT SPECIALIST (NETWORK)
Batch Record Reviewer
ASSOCIATE LABORATORY MICROBIOLOGIST
Associate Laboratory Microbiologist II, Bureau of the Public Health Laboratory
Microbiologist Salary in Baltimore
Microbiologists working in Baltimore, MD make an average annual salary of $57K and a maximum annual salary of around $80K.
Job Description
Working as a Microbiologist in Baltimore, MD
There are 34 Microbiologist opportunities available in Baltimore, MD all with unique requirements.
Many people wonder what the job description is for a microbiologist. A microbiologist studies bacteria, viruses, and other microorganisms. They are responsible for testing these organisms to determine if they are safe for the public. They can utilize the information that these microbes create to make new medicines and useful products for the public. However, they may also work for private companies to ensure that the work area, raw materials, and product created are safe. Some examples of these tasks could include testing surfaces in an assembly line to determine the effectiveness of sanitizers, investigating sources of water contamination, and ensuring food products are safe to eat by conducting chemical tests.
Microbiologist jobs near Baltimore, MD
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