The Ethicon Franchise Health Economics & Market Access (HEMA) Fellowship provides training on the skills and insights necessary for a successful career in HEOR and market access in medical device industry. After six months of research experience at Thomas Jefferson University, the fellow will join the Ethicon Franchise HEMA team in Raritan, NJ or Cincinnati, OH. Valuable experience will be gained by conducting research to support health policy decisions and improve patient outcomes. In addition to project work, the fellow will participate in and lead meetings with cross-functional partners, and further develop networking and presentation skills conducive to successfully developing and marketing Ethicon’s product and specialty portfolio.

The Novartis Fellowship focuses on the assessment of therapeutic interventions and provides experience in using clinical, economic and humanistic data to support the research, development, adoption and utilization of pharmaceutical products. In their second year, fellows work in Novartis’ Health Economics & Outcomes Research Department, located in New Jersey, and also interact with other Novartis departments to learn how outcomes research generates evidence of the value of Novartis products.  

This two-year Fellowship will provide Fellows with training and exposure to various aspects of HEOR in both industry and academic settings.  The program is designed to facilitate and empower the Fellow in learning and succeeding in the challenging global healthcare more.  During the second year, the Fellow will complete their participation at the Ostuka office in Princeton, New Jersey. 

The Teva Fellowship is designed to facilitate and empower the fellow in learning and succeeding in the challenging global healthcare market. During the second year of the fellowship, fellows will work directly with the Global Health Economics and Outcomes Research (GHEOR) team to conduct outcomes research, generating evidence of the value of Teva products. In addition to project work, the fellow will participate in meetings with cross-functional partners and further develop networking and presentation skills among R&D, medical affairs, and commercial colleagues.

The United Therapeutics Fellowship will focus on how clinical, economic, and humanistic evidence is disseminated to internal and external stakeholders to support commercialization and market access strategy. Fellows will lead strategic initiatives and research projects and conduct advisory boards with prescribers, payers, and patients to test the value proposition of commercialized products and products in development. During their second year, Fellows will work with the Global Medical Affairs, Health Economics and Outcomes Research team at the Research Triangle Park, North Carolina office.