I
successfully completed the training I would be hired as a full-time
employee with a company that specializes in cell therapeutics.
The program was challenging because I had to juggle training
along with my full-time job, all which made my days start at
6am and end at 7pm. The hardest part of the program was being
there. The program was worth it and I would definitely do it
again. Dr. Penno and Scott, the lab manager were very encouraging
and held us to very high standards of conduct and professionalism.
You are expected to strive for excellence and you do! The encouragement
they both give you makes you want to do more and try harder.
My friends were amazed with my accomplishments and because of
my successful completion of the program, I was hired full-time,
which also enabled me to help my family when they needed me.
I am happy to be working in the bioscience field where I have
a chance to possible make someone's life easier. These very sick
people are counting on me to help them get better or at least
make their lives livable. Working in an environment were everyone
has at least a BS degree had made me want to go to college more
than ever. I plan to continue my education while I work and complete
my Bachelors degree. I will probably complete a 2 year degree
in Biotechnology and then transfer to a four year college to
complete my education. I am happy that I went to work instead
of going straight to school because I know that I will work hard
in college since it means more to me now. I am constantly thinking
and preparing for my future.
The BioTechnical Institute of Maryland, Inc., 600 East Lombard Street, Suite 500/Baltimore, Maryland 21203
