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GE Healthcare Launches Customized Training Courses for Improving Customers’ Biopharmaceutical Processes

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GE Healthcare has announced the launch of customized training courses for improving biopharmaceutical processes. The new courses are an extension of GE Healthcare’s Fast Trak™ Training and Education programme offering.

The new courses can now be tailored to match specific training needs, and may be held on-site at the customer’s facilities to reduce travel costs and extend the training opportunity to all relevant employees in one session.

Fast Trak sessions are typically run over 2-5 days and provide insight into many important aspects of biopharmaceutical processes. Customers can discuss their specific training needs with GE Healthcare bioprocess experts and select from a wide variety of topics including downstream processing, technology transfer, column packing, chromatography, filtration, process optimization and scale-up. The courses are objective, not commercially oriented, and integrate theory and practice with a high ratio of instructors and instruments to trainees.

Darcy Birse, Global Head, Training & Education at GE Healthcare, commented: “Travel time and costs can be sometimes be an issue for our customers when considering training and education courses. Our extended offering aims to help our customers to overcome these drawbacks, while ensuring that the course content is tailored exactly to employee needs.”

The Fast Trak Training and Education offering from GE Healthcare is now in its 20th year and provides a learning experience for process development and manufacturing scientists, staff scientists and engineers, plant operators and support staff.

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