MCHRI Drug & Device Development Training Program
Eligibility
Clinical Fellows (MD or MD, PhD)*, Instructors, and Faculty who are able to complete the 4-week experience in four 1- week blocks, two 2-week blocks, or one 4-week block within a 4 month timeframe.
*The Stanford School of Medicine, Department of Graduate Medical Education (GME) Committee has approved the D3 Training Program as an elective to fulfill a portion of the fellow’s training.
Apply
Currently, applications are accepted on a rolling basis. Please email Grant Wells (gwells2@stanford.edu) if you are interested in applying.
Award
Each training engagement may have specific costs associated to the format (virtual, hybrid, in-person). The program has funding available for travel and other expenditures. Each training scenario will be evaluated once the awarded applicant and industry site location are matched. Any awarded funds will be provided via formal Notice of Award with the awardee’s financial representative responsible for reconciliation of proposed expenditures to award budget.
"D3 was a terrific program that fills a gap in fellowship education and provides a bridge to industry. Through the program, I joined a local biosciences company to work on developing a new therapeutic and diagnostic product. It was extremely valuable to be able to participate in these projects, especially as I gained experience moving through Phase 1 and Phase 2 trials."
Lauren Kushner, MD
Pediatric Infectious Diseases Fellow
Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford