The San Francisco Bay Area has a vibrant, leading-edge medical device industry. Device companies comprise one of the largest segments of the biomedical industry in the Bay Area. The 2010 San Francisco Bay Biotech Medical Device Industry Job Guide is a compilation that features most of these companies.

The Medical Device Industry Job Guide which was expanded, updated and released in August, 2009, provides detailed information about companies' recruitment and hiring procedures. More important, the publication provides detailed contact data and website links that job seekers can use to visit and apply for openings at their convenience.

Many of the firms in the job industry guide provide detailed application data, and ways of applying for jobs, including: email, mail, phone, and fax. A growing number of companies will also send job seekers Email Alerts when they have openings. Some companies post sponsored career activities and participation in job fair events.

BioCareersource is owned by JDS Communications, a licensed company which has had an Internet presence since 1994. The industry job directories and guides, which have been published since 1995, are ISBN (R. W. Bowker) and ISSN registered. The jobs guides are guaranteed. The publications are delivered immediately via secure digital download links. We respond to customer inquiries and product concerns in a timely manner.

The information in the 2010 San Francisco Bay Biotech Medical Device Industry-Specific Guide includes:

• Over 100 San Francisco Bay Area Medical Device Companies

• Clickable Links directly to company websites

• A new, extensive Medical Device Glossary

• In-depth company profiles

• Extensive contact information, including phone and fax numbers, email and web addresses

• Application procedures

• Areas of focus

• Products and Services

• Company ownership, stock market symbols and exchanges

• Mergers & Acquisitions, spin offs, collaborations, subsidiaries

• Key personnel

Order the 2010 Medical Device Industry Job Guide, and View Sample Pages here.

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