Biotechnology Human Resource Council

Biotechnology Human Resource Council

BHRC is an industry government partnership between Human
Resources Development Canada and the biotechnology industry. The BHRC was created in April 1997 in response to the 1996
Government of Canada Human Resource study on the biotechnology sector. This study proposed a series of recommendations to ensure that the Canadian biotechnology sector has access the skilled employees it requires, both now and in the future.

What do we do?

1. Help Canadian companies develop the qualified staff necessary
for commercial success.
2. Facilitate industry involvement in skills training and
upgrading for employees.
3. Help the Canadian biotechnology sector strategically manage
its workforce with human resource tools and HR intelligence
services.
4. Facilitate the entry of new workers to the biotech sector
thorugh the communication of job opportunities to a broad
audience.

Company Details

Company Information

Elaine Stuart
Title: Manager
Telephone: (613) 235-1402
Fax: (613) 233-7541

Paul Fortin
Title: Marketing Manager
Telephone: (613) 235-1402
Fax: (613) 233-7541
Email: Click Here

Services

Introduction To Biotechnology

Patent Protection In Biotechnology On the verge of a discovery? Protect it now before it's too late! Join us for two days of hands-on learning in this crucial area. This interactive instructor-led workshop will de-mystify the entire patent process. Facilitated by top-notch experts, it's designed to meet the real-life needs of managers, entrepreneurial inventors and anyone interested in the 'how-to's behind patent protection in Canada and abroad. For more information or to register visit: http://www.bhrc.ca/Train_education/IPcourse.html

Good Laboratory Practices Does your lab meet the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) guidelines, or are you interested in increasing your knowledge of these regulations? If your answer is yes, then join us for this on-line introductory course that explores the regulations, guidelines and best practices for organizing and operating a laboratory. For more information or to register visit: http://www.bhrc.ca/Train_education/GLPcourse.html

Good Manufacturing Practices Do your manufacturing practices and processes meet Health Canada's GMP guidelines or are you interested in learning about these practices? If you need to learn how to implement these regulations then join us for this exciting on-line introductory course that explores the history and scope of Health Canada's Guidelines for Good Manufacturing Practices: Food and Drug Regulations, 2002 edition. For more information or to register visit: http://www.bhrc.ca/Train_education/GMPcourse.html