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| In 1984, the Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy and two
pharmaceutical companies initiated a collaborative pilot program to
evaluate the potential contributions of clinically trained pharmacists
within a pharmaceutical industry practice setting. Over the past
20 years, the program has grown exponentially to include 13
different companies (including several of the top ten global
companies) within the pharmaceutical industry and related medical communications business. Over 450 Post-Doctoral Fellows have completed the Program to date, many of whom are pursuing influential and rewarding careers in the pharmaceutical industry throughout the US and abroad. Over 70 PharmDs now participate in the Fellowship Program annually. |
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ASHP believes that the mission of pharmacists is to help people make the best use of medications.
Learn more, visit the ASHP website |
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The Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy Pharmaceutical Industry Fellowship Program is a structured program designed to provide hands-on training in everything from coordinating clinical trials to acting as a liaison with regulatory agencies and research organizations, while preparing pharmacists for challenging positions within the pharmaceutical industry.
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As a graduate of the University of the Pacific, I found that opportunities
in Industry for a new PharmD graduate were very limited. Fortunately, I discovered the Rutgers Pharmaceutical Industry Fellowship Program during rotations last September. I am now a first year Fellow at Daiichi Sankyo in Medical Affairs. In just a few short months, I have also trained with Medical Marketing, New Product Planning, Sales, and in the field with Medical Liaisons. Being a Rutgers Fellow with Daiichi Sankyo is without a doubt my Pathway to Industry! |
Jessa Ford, PharmD
Medical Affairs Fellow
2006-2007 |
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