Rapidly growing industries such as contract research organizations (CROs) are finding it difficult to hire enough employees to coordinate and manage clinical studies involving thousands of participants to determine the safety and effectiveness of new drugs, therapies and medical devices that could benefit millions of people in the U.S. and globally. Here’s what’s happening in North Carolina.
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Are you interested in a career with good pay and benefits? Or do you know someone who is? Then biomanufacturing might be the ticket. Check out the details about this upcoming symposium.
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The clinical research profession has a serious workforce shortage, and the problem is getting worse. But North Carolina is at the forefront of the industry.
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President Biden unveiled a plan to expand biomanufacturing, and biotechnology with $2 billion pledged for a variety of efforts last week. Some of these initiatives may have special appeal to North Carolina’s growing life science sector.
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Diane Zambrano is in a new position at Durham’s PharmEng Technology, a consulting firm that specializes in commissioning and qualification, validation, quality systems, regulatory affairs, engineering and training for the pharma, biotech, medical device and natural health industries. She says it would not have been possible without her BioWork certificate.
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Across North Carolina, communities have joined forces with business and education leaders to prepare students and workers for a changing workplace. Here’s a look at one of them: District C in Raleigh.
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Today, Diane Zambrano is a government contracting specialist at global healthcare company Grifols in Research Triangle Park, where she is part of the government pricing team. She credits the Johnston Community College staff with putting her on the path to a career in the biopharma industry. Here’s her story.
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In August, the BioNetwork Learning Solutions Center and Gaston College, just west of Charlotte, will host a summer career fair for BioWork, life science degree and BioNetwork students and job seekers.
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As he enters this new phase of his career, Guy Aday has some advice for others making career changes. For one, he recommends that job seekers be open-minded and flexible when it comes to job titles and responsibilities. “You get out of it what you put into it.”
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