Genentech Pharmaceuticals Personalized Healthcare (Phc) Focused Fellowship

OVERVIEW: 

Today only a fraction of humanity receives the best healthcare. The focus needs to broaden from treating disease...to delivering patient-centered healthcare. At Roche, personalized healthcare means better health at a lower, cost, for people and society. It means shifting from a one-size-fits-all approach to the best care for each person. 

We would welcome a Howard Fellow to join our PHC team and engage in the following activities: 

  • Innovation lifecycle and portfolio management strategies
  • Development of business models and go to market strategy development
  • Idea/concept refinement for integrated solution(s) 
  • Ecosystem/landscape research and insights (digital health, integrated solutions, etc.) 

WHO ARE WE: 

Genentech is a biotechnology company dedicated to pursuing groundbreaking science to discover and develop medicines for people with serious life-threatening diseases. We endeavor to be a connector, catalyst and contributor in this effort and our PHC team is responsible for driving this progress across our product development organization and beyond. We are partnering across society to create new approaches and solutions, mindful of the urgency of this moment. To us, personalized healthcare means fare more than improving treatment it's about improving life for every person. 

JOB SUMMARY: 

  • 6-months at Howard University: Fellows will learn the foundations of legislations and regulation and administrative law from the Law School; complete a teaching certificate with the College of Pharmacy; sit on the Institutional Review Board, and prepare for RAC Certification. 
  • 12-months at Genentech Washington, D.C. offices: The Fellow will complete at least three rotations while working with the Regulatory Intelligence and other cross-functional teams to gather information on the latest industry trends and health authority policies. Fellows will be exposed to policymakers both internal and external to Genentech and externally on Capitol Hill. 
  • 6-months at FDA: The Fellow will operate as a conductor for either the Division of Medical Policy Program or the Division of Medical Policy Development working on innovative projects within the division. 

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS: 

  • Curriculum Vitae 
  • Letter of Intent 
  • Official Transcript 
  • 3 Letters of Recommendation 

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA: 

Graduated with PharmD or Ph.D. 

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