Bridging the Talent Gap:: Connecting Talent to Bioscience Careers.

Delaware journal of public health Pub Date : 2023-11-30 eCollection Date: 2023-11-01 DOI:10.32481/djph.2023.11.005
Katherine Lakofsky
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There is an urgent need to engage, educate, and train a skilled workforce for Delaware's growing life science sector. A sizeable number of these jobs can be obtained with a high school diploma or GED, coupled with an industry informed short-term training program. Unfortunately, this is not widely known, and many disadvantaged populations do not have access to the necessary training. Through a partnership between the Delaware Bioscience Association and the Delaware Biotechnology Institute at the University of Delaware, efforts are currently underway to develop a pilot training program, specifically focusing on the skills needed for biomanufacturing and basic laboratory operations. Additionally, the program will devote significant resources to the identification and recruitment of participants with an emphasis on engaging historically underrepresented populations, as well as removing barriers to accessing the training. The goal is to connect talent to available careers in the industry, providing participants with increased economic mobility and financial stability.

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缩小人才差距::将人才与生物科学职业联系起来。
特拉华州的生命科学产业正在不断发展,迫切需要吸引、教育和培训技术熟练的劳动力。这些工作中有相当一部分可以通过高中文凭或普通教育文凭,再加上行业内的短期培训计划来获得。遗憾的是,这一点并不广为人知,许多弱势群体无法获得必要的培训。通过特拉华州生物科学协会与特拉华大学特拉华州生物技术研究所之间的合作,目前正在努力制定一项试点培训计划,特别侧重于生物制造和实验室基本操作所需的技能。此外,该计划还将投入大量资源来确定和招募参与者,重点是吸引历史上代表性不足的人群参与,以及消除获得培训的障碍。其目标是将人才与该行业的现有职业联系起来,为参与者提供更多的经济流动性和财务稳定性。
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