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Doctoral Scientists and Engineers in the United States: 1995 Profile (1998)

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APPENDIX E
Occupation Codes

SCIENTISTS

 

Computer Scientists

052

Computer system analysts

053

Computer scientists, except system analysts

054

Information systems scientists or analysts

055

OTHER computer, information science occupations

088

Computer engineer - software

 

Mathematical Scientists

172

Mathematicians

173

Operations research analysts, modeling

174

Statisticians

176

OTHER mathematical scientists

 

Chemists

193

Chemists, except biochemists

 

Physicists

191

Astronomers

196

Physicists

 

Earth/Atmospheric/Marine Scientists

192

Atmospheric and space scientists

194

Geologists, including earth scientists

195

Oceanographers

198

OTHER physical scientists.

 

Agricultural/Environmental Scientists

021

Agricultural and food scientists

024

Forestry, conservation scientists

 

Biological Scientists

022

Biochemists and biophysicists

023

Biological scientists (e.g., botanists, ecologists, zoologists)

025

Medical scientists (excluding practitioners)

027

OTHER biological/life scientists

 

Health Scientists

111

Diagnosing/Treating Practitioners (e.g., dentists, optometrists, physicians, psychiatrists, podiatrists, surgeons, veterinarians)

112

Registered nurses, pharmacists, dieticians, therapists, physician assistants

114

OTHER health occupations

 

Social Scientists

231

Anthropologists

232

Economists

233

Historians, science and technology

235

Political scientists

237

Sociologists

238

OTHER social scientists

 

Psychologists

 

236

 

Psychologists, including clinical

Suggested Citation:"APPENDIX E Occupation Codes ." National Research Council. 1998. Doctoral Scientists and Engineers in the United States: 1995 Profile. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/9524.
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ENGINEERS

082

Aeronautical, aerospace, astronautical

083

Agricultural

084

Bioengineering and biomedical

085

Chemical

086

Civil, including architectural and sanitary

087

Computer engineer - hardware

089

Electrical, electronic

090

Environmental

091

Industrial

092

Marine engineer or naval architect

093

Materials or metallurgical

094

Mechanical

095

Mining or geological

096

Nuclear

097

Petroleum

098

Sales

099

Other engineers

 

POSTSECONDARY TEACHERS OF SCIENCE

271

Agriculture

273

Biological Sciences

275

Chemistry

276

Computer Science

277

Earth, Environmental, and Marine Science

278

Economics

286

Mathematical Sciences

287

Medical Science

289

Physics

290

Political Science

291

Psychology

293

Sociology

296

OTHER health specialties

297

OTHER natural sciences

298

OTHER social sciences

 

POSTSECONDARY TEACHERS OF ENGINEERING

280

Engineering

 

OTHER TEACHERS/PROFESSORS

251

Pre-Kindergarten and kindergarten

252

Elementary

253

Secondary - computer, math, or sciences

254

Secondary - social sciences

255

Secondary - other subjects

256

Special education - primary and secondary

257

OTHER precollegiate area

272

Postsecondary, Art, Drama, and Music

274

Postsecondary, Business Commerce and Marketing

279

Postsecondary, Education

281

Postsecondary, English

282

Postsecondary, Foreign Language

283

Postsecondary, History

284

Postsecondary, Home Economics

285

Postsecondary, Law

Suggested Citation:"APPENDIX E Occupation Codes ." National Research Council. 1998. Doctoral Scientists and Engineers in the United States: 1995 Profile. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/9524.
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288

Postsecondary, Physical Education

292

Postsecondary, Social Work

294

Postsecondary, Theology

295

Postsecondary, Trade and Industrial

299

OTHER Postsecondary

 

TOP/MID-LEVEL MANAGERS

141

Top and mid-level managers, executives, administrators (people who manage other managers)

 

MANAGEMENT-RELATED OCCUPATIONS

151

Accountants, auditors, and other financial specialists

152

Personnel, training, and labor relations specialists

153

OTHER management related occupations

 

TECHNOLOGISTS

026

Technologists and technicians in the biological/life sciences

051

Computer programmers (business, scientific, process control)

081

Architects

100

Electrical, electronic, industrial, mechanical

101

Drafting occupations, including computer drafting

102

Surveying and mapping

103

OTHER engineering technologists and technicians

104

Surveyors

113

Health Technologists & Technicians (e.g., dental hygienists, health record technologist/technicians, licensed practical nurses, medical or laboratory technicians, radiologic technologists/technicians)

175

Technologists and technicians in the mathematical sciences

197

Technologists and technicians in the physical sciences

 

OTHER OCCUPATIONS

010

Artists, Broadcasters, Editors, Entertainers, Public Relations Specialists, Writers

031

Accounting clerks, bookkeepers

032

Secretaries, receptionists, typists

033

OTHER administrative (e.g., record clerks, telephone operators)

040

Clergy and Other Religious Workers

070

Counselors, Educational and Vocational

110

Farmers, Foresters & Fishermen

120

Lawyers, Judges

130

Librarians, Archivists, Curators

171

Actuaries

200

Insurance, securities, real estate, and business services

201

Sales Occupations - Commodities Except Retail (e.g., industrial machinery/equipment/supplies, medical and dental equipment/supplies)

202

Sales Occupations - Retail (e.g., furnishings, clothing, motor vehicles, cosmetics)

203

OTHER marketing and sales occupations

221

Food Preparation and Service (e.g., cooks, waitresses, bartenders)

222

Protective services (e.g., fire fighters, police, guards)

223

OTHER service occupations, except health

234

Historians, except science and technology

240

Social Workers

401

Construction trades, miners and well drillers

402

Mechanics and repairers

403

Precision/production occupations (e.g., metal workers, woodworkers, butchers, bakers, printing occupations, tailors, shoemakers, photographic process)

404

Operators and related occupations (e.g., machine set-up, machine operators and tenders, fabricators, assemblers)

405

Transportation/material moving occupations

500

Other Occupations

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