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University of California
BioFellowship
In
partnership with:



Now accepting 2008 Applications!
The UC Berkeley
BioFellowship program, coordinated by the Haas Healthcare and
BioBusiness Club (H2B2) and the Lester Center for Entrepreneurship,
helps place 2-4 talented and passionate UC graduate students from a
variety of disciplines in paid summer internship positions with
venture-backed medical technology startup companies.
How does it work?
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BioFellow applicants submit a first round application
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The
BioFellowship Committee works with Arch Venture Partners and De Novo Ventures, two highly regarded firms with
a strong history of success in medical devices, biotechnology, and
healthcare services, to identify opportunities at portfolio companies
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The
BioFellowship Committee reviews applications and selects finalists based
on experience, goals, and potential fit with open positions
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BioFellow finalists review open positions and apply directly to
companies
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Companies interview and extend offers to BioFellows when a match is
made. A fair salary is negotiated directly
What does it
entail?
The BioFellowship
includes:
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BioFellow
orientation with VCs
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Meeting with
portfolio company manager prior to project commencement
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Completion of
a critical, pre-defined project with the portfolio company for 10-12
weeks during the summer
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Interacting
with a VC mentor during the summer (activities may include:
attending board meetings, listening to pitches, and learning about
VC investing)
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Interaction
with other Biofellows
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Presenting
project findings to company management, VC, and H2B2 at Haas
Who is eligible?
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Graduate
students from UC Berkeley or UCSF, including the Haas School of
Business, BioEngineering, medical school, and more
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BioFellows
must be full time graduate students, returning to UC Berkeley or
UCSF in the fall of 2008.
How do I apply?
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Complete a one page resume
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Answer in 500 words or less: What do you hope to gain from the
Fellowship and how will your past experience help you to succeed in this
internship? Be sure to highlight any technical expertise and include
the type of medical technology and role you are interested in
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Send
these in a single document to
brad_kittredge@mba.berkeley.edu
with subject line “BioFellows” by February 22, 2008
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First round decisions will be announced March 3, followed by direct
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