Biotechnology Manufacturing Training Program
at Columbus State Community College
Ohio's biotechnology manufacturing industry is thriving, with Columbus leading the way. Boasting world-class research institutions and hospitals, Columbus has become a hub for healthcare and biomanufacturing, attracting new companies and
significant venture capital. Biomanufacturing technicians are in high demand, and to address this need, Columbus State Community College has launched a Biotechnology Manufacturing Training Program. With this short-term program, you can gain the skills necessary to pursue an exciting, well-paying career at the forefront of scientific innovation in just 12 weeks.
Our upcoming cohort is currently limited to students who are eligible for WAVE Advanced Manufacturing funding through OhioMeansJobs Franklin County. Interested applicants can apply using the link below. If you are not currently eligible or would like to stay informed about future opportunities, please join our waitlist.
Career Outlook
Completing the Biotechnology Manufacturing Training Program will qualify you to work as a biomanufacturing production technician, a role that involves carrying out and monitoring precise processes, equipment, and environments in the production of biological materials and products used in life-saving treatments, medications, and gene therapies. Adhering to the current Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), which are standard across many industries, will open doors to a range of careers outside of biomanufacturing. With an average hourly wage of $19 to $24 for entry-level biotech roles, this program provides a great opportunity to start a rewarding career in an exciting and growing field.
Who Should Apply?
Military veterans
Career-changers
High school and career-technical grads
People with a high school diploma
Program Overview
Program Length: 12 weeks (three months)
What You’ll Learn
- How life-saving medicines, vaccines and gene therapies are made.
- FDA regulations that keep drugs safe for patients.
- Cleanroom processes that ensure drug safety.
- How to use laboratory equipment used in drug manufacturing.
- Career readiness skills, including how to write a resume and interview for jobs.
- Opportunities for continuing your education to grow your career and salary prospects
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Class Session Start Dates
Earn College Credit
If you’ve completed Columbus State’s Biotech Bootcamp, you can earn prior learning credit for the Introduction to Biotechnology course and start your journey toward the Biotech AS Degree!
The Biotech Associate of Science provides advanced training on biotech manufacturing, and can be applied toward a bachelor's degree at a four-year college.
Enrollment Steps
Our upcoming cohort is currently limited to students who are eligible for WAVE Advanced Manufacturing funding through OhioMeansJobs Franklin County. Interested applicants can start thier eligiblity review and application by clicking here.
Our upcoming cohort is currently limited to students who are eligible for WAVE Advanced Manufacturing funding through OhioMeansJobs Franklin County. Interested applicants can start thier eligiblity review and application by clicking here.
Contact Us
Accelerated Training Centers
614-287-5528
acceleratedtraining@cscc.edu