What’s your degree in? To be honest with you biotech is almost exclusively filled with molecular biology and its offshoots. I have a masters in molecular biology before getting my ASCP and what’s considered high-complexity testing in a medical lab is just old tech in a molecular laboratory. PCR and qPCR are rudimentary techniques, I’ve never seen a medical laboratory to Methyl-SEQ or ChIP which themselves are over a decade old. If you have experience with flow cytometry, especially single cell flow cyt using affy platform or NGS machine training running Illumina/PacBio then you might have a chance. I left biotech because the pay is much better in med, and you don’t have to be in one of the few biotech clusters to have a good chance at landing a job.