Bio Career Center Launches First Online Jobs Board for Life Science...( Universities like Stanford ...)
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Universities like Stanford, Berkeley, UPenn Partner with
Biocareercenter.com to Aid Post-Graduate Students, Alumni
SANTA CRUZ, Calif., Oct. 2 /PRNewswire/ -- According to the National Postdoc Association, more than 800,000 life scientists with PhDs and post-doctorates are in the United States today. With only 30 percent of this growing population receiving tenured positions at universities, there is an emerging need to find more quality jobs in the private and public sectors. Bio Career Center today launched the first and only career service, http://www.biocareercenter.com, solely dedicated to expanding career options for life science PhDs and MDs and providing efficient recruitment services to employers.
Unlike other online career services, Bio Career Center is the first to exclusively partner with Universities that offer reputable life science programs. Due to these partnerships, job seekers are assured in the services' focus on life science and employers have a better chance in finding qualified, highly trained candidates. Today, Bio Career Center launches with 10 percent of the life science population through institutions like Stanford, Berkeley, CalTech, University of California, San Francisco, University of Pennsylvania, and University of Washington.
Developed with the Stanford medical school director of career services, Bio Career Center is constructed for post-graduate and alumni PhDs and MDs looking for efficient ways to manage their careers. From industry articles and assessment tools to relevant job postings, http://www.biocareercenter.com is a comprehensive and free career resource center. Job seekers have access to all opportunities including biopharma, academia, government and vertical markets like entrepreneurialship, equity research and science policy.
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