About the Mass General Brigham Innovation Fellows Program
The Innovation Fellows Program enables personnel exchanges between Mass General Brigham hospitals and participating industry. Biopharmaceutical, device, venture capital, and digital health companies engage with early-career Harvard Medical School faculty and trainees appointed at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Massachusetts General Hospital, and McLean Hospital. Fellows gain the competencies they need to become future leaders in health care through short-term, team-based experiential fellow projects onsite at industry locations.
The Innovation Fellows Program matches the interests and qualifications of candidates with objectives of the host organizations.
At industry, "outbound" fellows typically focus on the following subject areas:
- Drug or device development
- Care redesign
- Clinical trial strategy
- Regulatory affairs
- Company financing and launch
- Reimbursement and portfolio management
At Mass General Brigham, "inbound" fellows typically focus on the following subject areas:
- Cutting-edge research
- Asset identification and commercialization
- Teaching/education
Program benefits
The program offers fellows career development opportunities for future leaders in translational medicine. They:
- Gain on-site experience to enhance skills in a collaborative, team-based environment
- Develop capabilities in drug development, regulatory, commercialization, transformation, and more
- Expand professional relationships while being personally mentored by top leaders
- Gain exposure to alternative career paths or new opportunities for career acceleration
- Access to clinical insights from world-class faculty
Innovation Fellows Program mentors
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