Professional careers in this general area require advanced degrees in such areas as psychology, biology, biochemistry, medicine, bio-technology, pharmacology, bioengineering, or behavioral genetics. Employment opportunities in these fields are currently very favorable. Entrance level positions with an undergraduate degree in neuroscience are also available in biomedical research laboratories as technicians, in pharmaceutical or health product companies as marketing or sales representatives, and in federal, state, and local public health programs as health analysts or managers. Many of these positions can lead with experience to advanced responsibilities.