No degreerequired
real careers.
550+ open positions. 25+ employers.
All in Rhode Island and closer to home than you'd ever expect.
YOUR COMMUTE
Closer than you think!
Every life sciences employer in our network is within 40 miles. The average commute for workers in the program? Just 1.6 miles. This is Rhode Island, everything is nearby.
Your future
is here
Biotech is built by every kind of person — and there’s room for more of us.
RESEARCH
Research
& Lab Science
From lab technician to principal scientist entry points at every level.
MANUFACTURING
Biomanufacturing
& Ops
Production, QA, and operations across Rhode Island facilities.
CLINICAL
Clinical &
Health Sciences
Clinical trials, patient care, and healthcare administration statewide.
ENGINEERING
Biotech Engineering
Process engineering and R&D for the next generation of medicines.
REGULATORY
Regulatory & Compliance
Clinical trials, patient care, and healthcare administration statewide.
BUSINESS
Business & Administration
HR, finance, project management in life sciences organizations.
Alexander Sucuqui,
Biotechnology student
Having a four-degree is nice, but it isn’t the only way to start working in this field. There are plenty of opportunities outside a four-year degree such as an associates, internships, technical programs, or certifications. What's important is to know what interests you in the field, then researching the education or skills required and gaining hands=on experience.
Mark Hardy,
Founder & CEO, Orbient LLC
Stop waiting to feel qualified. The skills that carried me into this field came from making sneakers — manufacturing, quality, deadlines, working across time zones. Start where you are, then name what that work has actually taught you.
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Upcoming Workshops
Sept. 21 - 5:30pm •Life Sciences Pathmakers Workshop
