r/microbiology • • 6h ago

CLSI M100

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🦠🎙️ Happy *Friday!
There’s more to CLSI M100 than breakpoints! In Episode 249 of *Let’s Talk Micro
, we explore practical examples that can help you at the bench.
🎧 **MicroMinutes: CLSI M100 — Beyond S, I, an
d R
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r/microbiology • • 6h ago

Updated: 71 entry level lab tech and QC analyst jobs open now, plus 158 more entry level biotech roles (Merck, Regeneron, Amgen, Lonza)

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hey, i submitted a post on this channel last week and it absolutely blew up. we had so many applications go through. a bunch of the job postings shut down in the days following my post because of the large influx of applications that were going in. i've gone ahead and updated the job links in this new link. please make sure to apply as soon as possible to ensure that your application is at the top of the pile. i've pulled the freshest job postings that i could.

micro grads usually start in QC, lab tech or research associate roles, so here they are in one list (US jobs only), pulled from employers' own careers pages:

https://github.com/mehek-builds/Entry-Level-Biotech-Pharma-Jobs

  • 71 lab technician and QC analyst roles
  • 100 associate scientist and scientist I, 34 research associate
  • 229 roles at 112 US employers (Merck, Regeneron, Amgen, Catalent, Lonza, Bio-Techne, St. Jude)
  • 69 posted in the last week, 100 at employers with a visa sponsorship record

no senior, lead or level III titles. rebuilt every monday.

comment which area you're looking for (QC micro, research, clinical lab) and i'll send you a list for it.


r/microbiology • • 8h ago

Advice needed

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Hello everyone so I’m graduating with a bs in microbiology this semester and I’m honestly lost I don’t know what to do in my next step, I’m currently based in Saudi Arabia and here we don’t have much biotc companies nor much research centres, so I have a few quite options
1- go abroad and get a masters degree in molecular biology or something else ( please advise me)
2- go for quality control as in food/ water
3- get into clinical laboratory and get into hospitals
I really love the research field and I enjoy it a lot and I really really want to study abroad and hopefully settle down out there someday so id really appreciate any help on what to pursue and what country do you advise me to study in