What do scientists at Abbott do?
They create tiny, life-saving devices for baby's hearts, seek out neurons that cause Parkinson’s and develop tests for Zika. They invent wearable sensors that eliminate the need for painful fingerpricks for people with diabetes. They drive breakthroughs in infant formula and make it possible to test half the world’s blood supply.
They are our superheroes. And today, they’ve named us one of theirs.
After Science Magazine surveyed scientists at biotech companies around the world – ranking each on 23 characteristics from financial strength to having a research-driven environment – Abbott has landed for the 15th year on its Top Employers list.
The Brighton Consulting Group independently evaluated each company’s employer reputation score, considering factors such as whether it treats its employees with respect and whether its work-culture values align with employees’ personal values.
One of the coolest things about being a scientist at Abbott is we have tracks for both management – and science. You can continue to climb while never giving up the research you love, or you can choose to take a management track and lead a team. There are paths for advancement for both.
Last year alone, we launched more than 20 life-changing technologies around the globe. We do work that matters.
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