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Program Alert
Do meaningful work that saves lives
North Carolina is ranked as one of the top places in the nation for the life sciences. More than 66,000 people make a living in the life sciences, and they live in nearly all 100 counties across the state. Biopharma jobs are not just for those with science backgrounds or advanced degrees. People with many different skills sets and educational backgrounds have found a successful career path in biopharma.
This includes people just entering the workforce, those looking to pivot careers, displaced workers, and military veterans. Organizations like NCBiotech, a nonprofit funded by the state, are helping to grow the life science ecosystem in North Carolina and facilitating connections between qualified workers and job opportunities. NCBiotech is dedicated to transforming the life sciences in North Carolina, and North Carolina through the life sciences.
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Man who lost sister to sickness inspired to pursue career in biopharma
After losing his sister to illness in his native Jamaica, Oneal Campbell came to America to pursue a career in biopharma so he could help make life-saving medicines. -
Military veteran finds meaning and purpose by pursuing biopharma career
James Benton, an Army veteran, is pursuing a civilian career in biopharma manufacturing and has found meaning and purpose along the way. -
North Carolina is a leader in life sciences - here's why
North Carolina has established itself as a national leader in the life science sector. Here's how and why the state was able to trailblaze its path. -
Biotechnology - a science-driven endeavor powered by skill
Biotechnology is a life science with available job opportunities and career paths for workers with all sorts of skills, education, and backgrounds. -
Biopharma careers well suited for veterans and transitioning military members
Thanks to NCBiotech's Veterans Outreach Program, veterans and transitioning military members are finding meaningful and successful careers in biopharma manufacturing. -
More than just scientists - a biopharma career for everyone
Work in biopharma isn't just for scientists. Here's a look at alternate career options in biopharma for those interested in non-science work. -
Aspiring pharmacist decides to pivot career path to become a biopharma engineer
Originally planning to become a pharmacist, Daniel Onuoha realized he wanted to be a biopharma engineer instead. -
Producing the newest medicines - and potentially cures: gene and cell therapies
Using gene and cell therapies, companies like Locus Biosciences, Novartis Gene Therapies and Audentes, an Astellas company, are working to create cures and treatments for life-threatening conditions. -
Biopharma manufacturing is a rewarding and meaningful career for many
Biopharma manufacturing is an industry that lends itself to an array of job opportunities that many workers find meaningful and rewarding. -
Collaboration between schools and industry gives NC a biotech training advantage
By collaborating with local industry, North Carolina's life sciences training programs prepare job-ready workers for careers at life sciences companies.