Whether you’re studying life sciences in college, or have several years of experience, it’s important to maximize your networking opportunities. Joining life science professional organizations can provide opportunities to further your education, keep on top of life sciences industry trends and find unadvertised life sciences jobs. Here are five associations to check out:

1. Biotechnology Industry Organization

2. Guide to Biotechnology (BIO)

3. World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)

4. International Society for Computational Biology

5. BIOCOM

Also, make sure to partner with a staffing firm that specializes in life sciences jobs. Companies like Delta Pharma understand the needs of life science professionals, and can match you with an employer that fits your career goals. Also, since Delta Pharma already has relationships established with employers, you can access jobs that aren’t available on mainstream job boards. This will save you valuable time during your job search.

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