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Innovative Program that Broadens Career Development Training through Community Partnerships and Outreach

As biomedical trainees (graduate students & postdoctoral fellows) progress through advanced education, they often have limited exposure to the career development opportunities that will broaden their training and skills. Further, trainees must be prepared for diverse careers. Since traditional career centers typically lack the real world expertise to guide bioscience trainees in these careers of choice, innovative programs are needed to enable these students to both define, and then realize, their career paths. The Office of Career Development (OCD) at the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences at UT Health Science Center at San Antonio has developed innovative methods that serve the career development needs of biomedical trainees. These programs include 1) a Career Advisory Council, 2) Career Development Workshops, 3) Science Outreach Events, and 4) an annual Regional Science Communication and Outreach Career Symposium (in partnership with ASBMB).