Direct hire
For a lasting addition to your team. Define the responsibilities, working relationship, and experience that will matter beyond the first few weeks.
A considered search starts with a useful brief. Understand the process, discuss the right arrangement, and stay involved in the decisions.
How we work
Every search starts with a conversation about the work. From there, we establish the scope, look for relevant experience, and help you move through interviews with useful context.
You stay involved in the decisions. We keep the search grounded in the role you actually need to fill.
Let's talk about your teamShare the role, location, team structure, schedule, compensation, and target start date. We discuss what is essential, what can be learned, and whether BioLink can support the search.
With scope and terms agreed, the search centers on relevant experience and the realities of your workplace. Candidate conversations cover responsibilities, availability, and expectations.
Review the candidate's background and recruiter notes, then choose who to interview. Your feedback helps refine what a strong match looks like as the search moves forward.
Talk through interview feedback, offers, start dates, and handoffs. Your team retains the hiring decision and confirms the responsibilities for onboarding before someone starts.
Hiring options
Replacing a key team member and covering a changing workload are different conversations. Tell us the outcome you need, and we can discuss the arrangement that fits.
For a lasting addition to your team. Define the responsibilities, working relationship, and experience that will matter beyond the first few weeks.
For a specific period, project, or workload. Discuss scope, hours, duration, and coverage before confirming whether an arrangement is available.
For teams considering an initial contract with a possible move to permanent employment. Terms and any transition are agreed before work begins.
Availability depends on the role, location, and service agreement. Submitting a staffing request does not activate a paid search or guarantee coverage.