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Posts Tagged ‘Science & Clinical’
Culturing Career Success: Career Advice for Biomanufacturing Professionals
This Expert Exchange session featured a conversation with Kelly Science & Clinical VP of Recruiting, Angela Stewart, and Kelly Science & Clinical Intelligence Director, Emmanuelle Hoarau. Here’s what you missed: Skills in demand Salary trends Tips for growing your career Plus, dozens of jobs in biomanufacturing that our team is actively recruiting for. You can…
Read MoreCulture Fit is Bogus – Recruiters Reveal What Really Matters in STEM
In today’s dynamic STEM landscape, top talent is in high demand. But with so much competition for the best jobs, navigating the recruitment process can feel overwhelming. Enter the recruiter, a figure often shrouded in mystery. Are they there to genuinely help you, or simply fill a quota? Are they obsessed with finding the perfect…
Read More2024 Salary Report for Science & Clinical Professionals
In 2024, science and clinical hiring managers are no longer seeking to just fill roles. Instead, we’re seeing an increased desire to hire qualified and reliable talent quickly. And while wage growth is slowing across the U.S., salaries remain on the rise for in-demand roles. The number of people employed in biotechnology increased by 5.2% in…
Read MoreMythbusters: Breaking Down the Walls Between Recruiters and Talent in STEM.
The world of science, engineering, and technology is always changing, driven by brilliant minds pushing the boundaries of what’s possible. Yet, even in this high-powered domain, one thing remains shockingly stagnant: the perception of recruiters. Often cast as robots simply shuffling resumes or gatekeepers guarding your dream jobs—in fact, recruiters face a mountain of myths…
Read MoreThe 2024 Job Market Outlook for Science & Clinical Professionals
Ready to make a change in your science or clinical career this year? The job market is always evolving, so stay informed and make the best decision you can for your area of expertise. Read on for some insight and tips from the experts at hiring experts. The job market is set for big changes…
Read MoreExperts Unplugged: Riley Feser, Cell Culture Associate
Meet Riley Feser, a Biology master’s graduate whose journey from Canada to the United States exemplifies resilience and talent. Facing challenges in securing a job due to visa restrictions, Riley’s unique background and unwavering determination caught the attention of our recruiter, Erlin Golubski. “Riley was so easy to talk to and had very strong…
Read MoreThe New Biomanufacturing Landscape: Discover the Skills You Need to Succeed
In the 3rd episode of (Ex)²: The Expert Exchange Series, Kelly Science & Clinical sat down with Rashid Beyah, Director of Operations at Merck, Natalie Friel, VP & GM at Resilience, and Bob Munday, Executive Vice President Aseptic and Biologics at Piramal. Together with Brad Sibbald, Senior Vice President of Kelly Science and Clinical, they…
Read MoreMohamed Shariff – A rising star in biomedical science
To say that Mohamed Shariff is an overachiever is an understatement. With a Master’s degree from Rutgers Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences, Mohamed is a young man well on his path to becoming a significant contributor to the medical industry. And one of the most critical springboards to that success has been Kelly Services. …
Read MoreEvery day, Dr. Kristin Fabre loves her job.
This scientific program manager earned her graduate degree in Cell and Molecular Biology with an emphasis on Radiation Biology from Colorado State University, and became a postdoctoral researcher at the National Cancer Institute®. While there, Dr. Fabre realized she wanted to work in a translational field setting: the area of science that bridges the gaps…
Read More5 Ways to Stand Out in the Evolving STEM Job Market
Thinking about a job change? Given the fewer number of available STEM roles and layoffs happening today—be sure to make it count. Science, engineering, and technology are the most dynamic forces propelling our world into the future. In these ever-changing disciplines, the ebb and flow of innovation and evolution never ends. That constant change is…
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