Searching Tips
Keyword searches are most likely to retrieve relevant results. Sample keywords may be: bioinformatics, computational biology, pharmacogenomics, and many others.
A wide range of job titles fall under the general category of bioinformatics. A keyword search may yield “software engineer,” but that title also includes many positions unrelated to bioinformatics.
Some sites are more likely to have certain types of positions listed, in terms of: industry vs. academic, CS or IS vs. life science, etc. For example, www.monster.com has more industry positions, while www.naturejobs.com is more academic.
If you are interested in a particular employer, try their listings for other job titles. Multiple jobs may be listed on the same posting, or there may be a link for the employer’s website.
The following sites may be helpful in your search:
Job Search Websites
- Biohealthmatics
- Bioinformatics.org
- Biospace
- BioView
- Careerbuilder.com
- International Society for Computational Biology
- Monster
- Naturejobs
- Scijobs.org
Academia
- HigherEdJobs.com features jobs from more than 1,266 institutions.
- Chronicle Careers features jobs from more than 880 institutions.
Government
- www.usajob.gov is the federal employment site.
Scientific Journals
- www.naturejobs.com is the job site for Nature and has many international positions.
- recruit.sciencemag.org is the job site for Science.
- www.newscientistjobs.com/site/ns/ is the job site for New Scientist.
Arkansas Regional
- UA Little Rock Human Resources
- UAMS Human Resources
- National Center for Toxicological Research in Jefferson, AR. *Listings are usually more current on the federal site.
- Employment section of the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
Disclaimer
Links and job postings are provided for informational purposes only. The Bioinformatics Program is not an employment agency. We are not responsible for external links.
