The U.S. Food & Drug Administration’s Center for Devices and Radiologic Health (CDRH), in partnership with the Stanford Biodesign Program, is seeking Stanford students interested to learn more about the medical device regulatory process and the journey a technology travels as it progresses from the lab workbench to a patient. The fellowships provide a unique opportunity to learn about the FDA approval process for medical devices, including topics such as:
- Medical device design
- Clinical trial design
- Safety and effectiveness evaluation
- Materials, performance, bioeffects and standards
- Adverse events
Graduate and undergraduate students, postdoctoral candidates and postdocs from engineering (mechanical, electrical, software, and others) and life sciences (biological sciences, medicine and clinical specialties) areas are encouraged to apply.
Students must have completed a minimum of three quarters of their college education and must be a current student attending Stanford or have just graduated in the same year as the internship or fellowship.
Application Instructions
- Medical device design
- Clinical trial design
- Safety and effectiveness evaluation
- Materials, performance, bioeffects and standards
- Adverse events
Graduate and undergraduate students, postdoctoral candidates and postdocs from engineering (mechanical, electrical, software, and others) and life sciences (biological sciences, medicine and clinical specialties) areas are encouraged to apply.
Students must have completed a minimum of three quarters of their college education and must be a current student attending Stanford or have just graduated in the same year as the internship or fellowship.
Application Instructions
Please use the guidelines listed above in preparing and submitting the application materials. Mark all documents with you full name.
You must submit your application electronically as an email attachment (Microsoft Word or Acrobat pdf file formats) to Roula El-Asmar at roula@stanford.edu by the deadline.
Application Process
Stanford University students interested in applying to the CDRH Medical Device Fellowship/Internship Program should follow the application guidelines and instructions. Under the direction of Jan Pietzsch, Ph.D., the Stanford Biodesign Program will provide a preliminary application review. A brief interview may be required. Applications will then be forwarded to CDRH.
Deadline for submission of all application materials for the 2010 Internships and Fellowship is Dec. 1, 2009.
Please make sure that all application materials are emailed before the end of day on Dec. 1, 2009. Selection and interviews will be conducted in late January and early February.
Fellowship applications will be processed through the Stanford Biodesign Program.
To learn more about this opportunity please join us for an informational session on October 28, 2009 at the Clark Center, Room S360 from 6:00pm till 7:00.
Contact Information
The Stanford Biodesign Program is administering the Medical Device Fellowship and Internship Program in partnership with the FDA’s Center for Devices and Radiological Health. Please contact the Biodesign Program if you have questions about the application process through Stanford University.
For general information about the CDRH Medical Device Fellowship Program, please see http://www.fda.gov/cdrh/mdfp/.
Roula El-Asmar
Stanford Biodesign Program
Clark Center
Room E-128
Stanford, CA 94305-5428
(650) 736-1158
roula@stanford.edu
Source: http://biodesign.stanford.edu/bdn/index.jsp
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