Fueling the Future: Exploring the Role of Petroleum Geologists

09/22/23 • 39 min

What does a Geologist in the Petroleum Industry do exactly?
That's what today's episode is all about.
In this episode, Chris is joined by Adam Damman as he shares his experience as a Petroleum Geologist, what he does day-to-day, and how he got where he is. They also discuss college programs and the pros and cons of different levels of education.
Adam breaks down what it means to be different kinds of Petroleum Geologists and what he recommends for someone just getting started. He goes on to talk about his ups and downs, likes and dislikes and also shares his insight on the topic of income and salary and how to manage the good times and bad times.
JobGuppy Show Notes: https://jobguppy.com/geological-sciences/petroleum-geologist-adam-damman/

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Otorhinolaryngologist: Ear, Nose, & Throat Doctor

An Otolaryngologist is a fancy word for Ear, Nose, and Throat doctor a.k.a. ENT.
In this episode, Chris sits down with Dr. Mary Beauchamp as she sheds some light on her daily life as an ENT doctor. This conversation will give you a glimpse into her daily life as she handles diverse medical cases each day.

Beyond her professional journey, Dr. Mary candidly also shares her experience as a successful career woman balancing parenthood. You'll want to tune in for her valuable insights on how to maintain a fulfilling work-life balance.

Dr. Mary hones in on the importance of knowing your "why" and how it helped her to connect with her true calling as an ENT specialist.

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Forensic Anthropology: Examining Human Skeletal Remains

If you love science and human anatomy, this episode is for you.

Chris speaks with Dr. Natalie Langley, a Board Certified Forensic Anthropologist, who specializes in examining skeletal remains. Whether it’s to identify individuals, unravel mysteries, or find clues about ancestry, age, and signs of trauma or disease, Forensic Anthropologists bridge the gap between the living and the deceased.

Dr. Langley has a research lab at the Mayo Clinic in Arizona where she uses her skills to help physicians and surgeons improve pain management and relieve patient discomfort. As an Associate Professor of Anatomy, she also shares the education and certifications you need to land your first role as well as her best advice to get into this field of work.

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