Ohio launches $30M Life Science Training Center to boost biomanufacturing workforce
Ohio’s JobsOhio agency and the Ohio Life Sciences Association announced a public-private training center backed by up to $30 million. The center is intended to create a statewide pipeline of operators and technicians for pharmaceutical manufacturing and biotechnology.
The program will partner with universities, community colleges and technical schools across all 88 Ohio counties, offering a standardized curriculum, certifications and a single entry point for employers and job seekers.
By addressing the workforce bottleneck, the initiative aims to make Ohio a more attractive location for biomanufacturing investment and support the full life-science value chain from research to distribution.
This writeup was produced by pharmadog from original reporting by Fierce Biotech.
Original headline: “Building a workforce engine for biomanufacturing”
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