Academic qualifications degree

A few other entry-level jobs entail no laboratory work. They track an orbit remote from the pharmaceutical industry nucleus, but make indispensable contributions to this and other chemical industries and to the community of researchers. For example, the Chemical Abstracts Service employs organic chemists to summarize the world s scientific literature. Academic qualifications span the range from bachelor s to doctor s degrees strong candidates know languages like Japanese, Russian, or German. 

Question Was Engineer A ethical in citing his Ph.D. degree as an academic qualification under these circumstances ... 

The grounds for this decision was section 4 of the Law On Academic Degrees, enacted by Adolf Hitler in 1939 and still in force in Germany today. By this provision, an academic degree can be revoked or withheld, if one does not possess the necessary ethical qualification. According to a decision of the Administrative Court of Baden-Wurttemberg, an academic title can only be withheld when there has been a judicial sentence for a serious crime that has been entered on the person s police record of conduct.659... 

Credential Documented evidence of professional qualifications. For pharmacists, academic degrees, state licensure, and board certification are examples of credentials. 

A credential is documented evidence of a pharmacist s qualifications. Pharmacist credentials include diplomas, licenses, certificates, and certifications. These credentials are reflected in a variety of abbreviations that pharmacists place after their names (e.g., Pharm.D. for doctor of pharmacy, an earned academic degree R.Ph. for registered pharmacist, which indicates state licensure and acronyms such as BCNSP for Board-Certified Nutrition Support Pharmacist, which indicates that an individual has demonstrated advanced knowledge or skill in a specialized area of pharmacy). 

Inexperienced new chemistry graduates qualifications depend on their academic degrees, with more credentials asked of doctoral chemists than B.S. or M.S. scientists. 

In 1896, he moved to Russia to join his father, but Tswett had difficulty finding the academic position for which he had wished. He accepted a temporary position in a laboratory and completed work for a magisters degree in order to gain the qualification to apply for academic positions in Russia. During this research, he started building the foundations to develop chromatography as a technique. 

System Safety professionals shall assure that representations of academic, experience and professional qualifications are factual for themselves and their associates. They do not misrepresent or exaggerate their degree of responsibility in, or the subject matter of, prior assignments. 

Avoid deceptive acts that falsify or misrepresent their academic or professional qualifications. Not misrepresent or exaggerate their degree of responsibility in or for the subject matter of prior assignments. Presentations incident to the sohdta-tion of employment shall not misrepresent pertinent facts concerning employers, employees, associates, or past accomplishments with the intent and purpose of enhancing their qualifications and their work. 

Capability is defined in ERA as the employee s capability assessed by reference to skill, attitude, health or other physical or mental quality and such qualifications as any degree, diploma or other academic, technical or professional qualification relevant to the position the employee held. The two main classes of capability, or lack of it, are ill-health and die inability of the employee to carry out his duties in a reasonable and acceptable manner. 

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