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Water is a vital element in life. Most people neglect water especially if they can access it readily, thinking that water is always there. But finding water resources is a challenge not just for the government but for the community as well. Quality water is needed to survive the daily grind. It is the Hydrogeologist’s responsibility then to come up with quality water resources.
A Hydrogeologist is someone who studies the flow, distribution and the quality of underground water.
To be a Hydrogeologist, one must start with bachelor’s degree in science courses like in environmental science, science, engineering and other related courses then a master’s degree or even a PhD in geosciences, hydrogeology, geochemistry or environmental science.
A licensure of this profession is necessary in some states especially when one works for the public. This profession needs a wide knowledge, with good experience and a good examination grade to be able to make this a career as it involves scientific nature of work.
The demand for this profession is increasing as not just companies but the communities are becoming aware of the need for resources of quality water underground in the society. When a Hydrogeologist has more experience and has established a good reputation in this kind of specialized work, he can put up his own business as a consultant. He may even share his knowledge through part time teaching at the same time. He may also increase his knowledge further in this specialization by learning more and attending more trainings, seminars and workshops. If he wants to stay in a company, he can become a team leader in his department and handle subordinates of the same profession.
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