Experienced Scientist definition
Experienced Scientist means a ‘professional scientist’ possessing the following qualifications and engaged in any particular employment the adequate discharge of any portion of the duties of which employment requires possession of such qualifications.
Experienced Scientist means a Professional Scientist who has had further experience performing professional scientific duties after obtaining his or her degree or diploma as follows:
Experienced Scientist means a Professional Scientist possessing the following qualifications and engaged in any particular employment the adequate discharge of any portion of the duties of which employment requires the possession of such qualifications. The aforesaid qualifications are:
More Definitions of Experienced Scientist
Experienced Scientist means a Professional scientist possessing the following qualifications and engaged in any particular employment, the adequate discharge of any portion of the duties of which, requires the possession of such qualifications. The qualifications are:
(a) that they will have had further experience on professional scientific duties, after obtaining their degree or diploma, as follows:
(i) when a graduate (four or five year course) -four years' experience;
(ii) when a graduate (three year course) -five years' experience, or
(b) that they possess qualifications acceptable to:
(i) the Royal Australian Chemical Institute for admission to the grade of Associate member; or
(ii) the Australian Institute of Physics for admission to the grade of member; or
(iii) the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy for admission to the grade of Associate member; or
(iv) the Australian Institute of Food Science and Technology for admission to the grade of Associate member.
Experienced Scientist means a professional scientist with the undermentioned qualifications and engaged in any particular employment the adequate discharge of any portion of the duties of which employment requires the possession of such qualifications. The qualifications are: