Cannabis Research Scientist
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Education and Training
Cannabis Research Scientists typically have a doctoral degree in a field such as biology, chemistry, or pharmacology. They may also have a medical degree or a degree in public health. In addition to their formal education, Cannabis Research Scientists often have experience working in a laboratory setting.
Job Duties
Cannabis Research Scientists conduct research on the effects of cannabis on human health. They may investigate the effects of cannabis on pain, nausea, anxiety, and other conditions. They may also study the effects of cannabis on the brain and other organs. Cannabis Research Scientists may also work on developing new cannabis-based treatments for a variety of conditions.
Work Environment
Cannabis Research Scientists typically work in a laboratory setting. They may also work in a clinical setting, such as a hospital or clinic. Cannabis Research Scientists may also work in a government setting, such as a research institute or regulatory agency.
