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PURPOSE
The Organic Chemistry credential is designed to document the essential competencies needed to work in fields involving organic chemistry.
AUDIENCE
This credential is appropriate for a variety of professionals who require foundational knowledge of organic chemistry concepts to perform their job including teachers at the secondary and post-secondary level, various laboratory technicians, chemists, forensic scientists, environmental science technicians, pharmacy technicians, animal scientists, and other entry-level positions in the science fields.
JOB/CAREER REQUIREMENTS
Many different professionals who work in science, education, and health industries require a foundational knowledge of organic chemistry concepts to understand and perform tasks in their daily responsibilities.
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY WORKPLACE TASKS:
Science teachers have a foundational knowledge of organic chemistry concepts to teach not only organic chemistry, but also related subjects as well including biology, microbiology, anatomy and physiology, environmental science, pharmacy subjects, and so forth.
Lab technicians in the science, chemical, and medical areas often use knowledge of organic chemistry to conduct procedures and maintain lab instruments in an effective and safe manner.
Forensic scientists use organic chemistry concepts to perform their jobs effectively.
Environmental scientists and related fields such as biology, microbiology, forestry, animal scientists, and so forth use organic chemistry to understand the concepts of their respective fields and perform their jobs.
Chemical engineers design chemical plant equipment and devise processes for manufacturing chemicals and products.
Biochemists study chemical composition or physical principles of living cells and organisms.
Animal scientists conduct research into the genetics, nutrition, reproduction, growth, and development of domestic farm animals, wild populations of game and non-game animals, and captive populations of animals in zoological and preserve settings.
EXAM STRUCTURE OVERVIEW
Number of Questions in Exam: 110
Total Time: 90 minutes
Overall Passing Score: 70% (All sections require an individual passing score of 70%)