Click here to access the presentation given at the 2010 Annual Meeting by Jeffrey Kimbell from Washington DC.

Presentation made on Sept. 16th at the Council Offices.
Panelist Candy Slocum with Interlink provided detailed numbers on the demand for health workers in North Texas.
The presentation file is too large to post on the site, but can be requested via email, leslie@healthindustrycouncil.org.

Did you miss the 2009 presentations?

Download them off the RENAISSANCE AMERICAN MANAGEMENT website.

Second Annual Southwest Healthcare Transaction Conference

2010 Conference set for May 5-6 | The Adolphus Hotel, Dallas Texas

The Life Sciences industry in Texas is one of the most dynamic and vibrant sectors of the state economy. From both an employment and competitiveness perspective, it continues to make impressive gains within Texas.

Today, the Life Sciences industry employs just over 71,000 workers in Texas. The industry has enjoyed strong growth over the past five years, creating 8,600 new jobs since 2003, for a five-year growth rate of 14 percent. Venture capital investment in Life Sciences totaled $179 million in 2008. Texas also receives $1.1 billion each year from the National Institutes of Health.

Full Report available on request, leslie@healthindustrycouncil.org.

Workforce Solutions of Tarrant County

Health Industry Size & Scope Defined