By Melanie Watson
Bioscience industry jobs span a wide range, in areas such as technology, pharmaceuticals, marine biology, botany, veterinary medicine, clinical research and other cutting-edge disciplines being created by fast-growing companies.
The bioscience industry is growing faster than other job sectors, which means there are plentiful career options after you attain the education and training sought by employers. When you choose a career in bioscience, perks include stable employment and opportunities for promotions and salary increases.
Biosciences is booming in Georgia:
• 1 out of every 40 jobs is within the realm of life sciences, according to the 2012 Georgia Life Sciences Industry Analysis.
• More than 400 life science companies, some of which are spending millions on building new facilities, are in Georgia.
• Construction is under way on the $14 million Georgia BioScience Training Center near Covington, to support the incorporation of more life science companies and boost job growth.
With the growing number of education programs in bioscience, this is a strong field for anyone considering changing careers or looking to enter the workforce. If you seek to enter the field in a timely and affordable manner, pursuing one of these programs or degrees is a solid route for your next career step.
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