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May 6, 2025 | Blogs, Instrument maintenance, Optimizing Performance, Technology, Training | 0 comments
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“It costs too much to send people out or bring in a trainer to our laboratory.”
This is a frequent objection when discussing the value of training and development for organizations within the analytical science industry. Contrary to widespread belief, the cost of training is a worthwhile investment that can lead to reduced turnover, increased loyalty, and improved laboratory operations. Moreover, analytical laboratory staff and managers who acquire new skills are more likely to stay and apply their knowledge within the organization, debunking the myth that they will leave. Finally, while poorly executed training can be dull, well-designed programs are engaging and highly effective.
The importance of consistent training
As analytical organizations grow, there is an even greater need to train scientists and operators more consistently to meet tight deadlines, handle increasing samples, and meet data quality expectations. A high rate of employee turnover also affects the productivity of labs worldwide. Consistent training helps today’s labs stay competitive, whether the goal is sample throughput, therapeutic development, or publication.
With consistent training, labs can:
Resulting in:
Whether you are a beginner, intermediate, or advanced user, training in mass spectrometry and capillary electrophoresis is essential to keeping pace with the ever-changing technology landscape and workflow innovations.
The Learning Hub helps you get the most from SCIEX instruments.
The SCIEX Now Learning Hub offers practical and valuable knowledge that can be applied directly to your workflow. It is dedicated to helping scientists and operators achieve their scientific, professional, and personal development goals through comprehensive training programs, in your lab, online, or at a SCIEX training center.
Let’s uncover why investing in mass spectrometry training is a smart move for any analytical science business and how the benefits far outweigh the perceived drawbacks:
Gain hands-on experience with the latest mass spectrometry technologies and methodologies. Our training ensures you stay at the forefront of scientific advancements.
Develop a deep understanding of mass spectrometry principles and applications. Improve your ability to analyze complex samples with precision and accuracy.
Streamline your workflows by utilizing software automation features to their full capacity to increase productivity. Our training helps you optimize instrument performance and data analysis, saving time and resources.
Learn best practices for maintaining data quality and integrity. Our programs cover essential topics like calibration, validation, and troubleshooting.
Stay up to date with industry regulations and standards. Our training ensures your laboratory meets all compliance and proficiency requirements, minimizing risks.
Empower your team to think creatively and solve complex problems. Our training encourages innovative approaches to research and development. Preparing your organization for tomorrow’s opportunities
Enhance your professional skills and credentials. Our certifications in mass spectrometry open doors to new career opportunities and advancements.
Regarding mass spectrometry training, your go-to source should be people who know the technology, applications, workflows, and methods best. That’s why SCIEX offers diverse and flexible learning options with best-in-class content that helps you get the most out of your SCIEX LC-MS and CE systems and take your lab to the next level.
Since we all have different learning styles and preferences, we have put together a course catalog that includes a variety of training methods and offerings. You can choose from over 300 self-paced eLearnings or search for an instructor-led course near you. Get your learning journey started today!
Once you select the course of interest, you will be directed to the SCIEX Now Learning Hub for enrollment (login required).
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