Emory Biotech Consulting Club

Recently, EBCC was contacted by ClearView Healthcare Partners – a life sciences consulting firm based focused on the biopharmaceutical, medical device, and diagnostics spaces.  This firm is currently recruiting advanced degree candidates with life sciences expertise for full-time opportunities in life sciences consulting.  For our EBCC members, this is an excellent opportunity to apply and be able to use your experience from this semester on your resume!

Below, please find a list of the positions that ClearView is currently accepting applications for, and the respective deadlines.

Entry Level Consultant (full-time)

Application Submission Deadline:  11:59 pm EDT, March 3, 2019

Interviews Being Held: March and April 2019

Positions Starting: Summer 2019 – Summer 2020

More Information: full position description below or on our website

Connect to ClearView (immersion program)

Application Submission Deadline:  11:59 pm EDT, March 31, 2019

Interviews Being Held: April and May 2019

Program Dates: June 26 – 28, 2019 or July 17 – 19, 2019

More Information: on our website at http://www.clearviewhcp.com/careers/career-opportunities/programs-for-graduates/

How to Apply:

Please apply to either position through our website by uploading your one-page resume and cover letter to the appropriate portal:

http://www.clearviewhcp.com/careers/apply/current-openings

Website: www.clearviewhcp.com

Contact: Anna Lin

Anna [dot] lin [at] clearviewhcp [dot] com

We are very excited to announce that EBCC will be hosting an informal meet and greet event with Dr. Nabiha Saklayen. She is an Emory alumna (Physics & Mathematics, 2012) that is CEO and founder of Cellino Biotech, which is based in Cambridge, MA. Dr. Saklayen is a bio-inspired physicist developing technologies to redefine the cell engineering industry. She was recognized as a “Pioneer” in MIT Tech Review’s 35 Innovators under 35 list for her inventions in laser-based delivery methods.  As Cellino’s CEO & co-founder, Dr. Saklayen assembled a world-class, convergent team to enable the future of medicine. 

Meeting with Dr. Saklayen is an excellent opportunity for EBCC members to speak with a young, successful entrepreneur that has a STEM background (from Emory!). Tentatively, we have scheduled a short presentation from Dr. Saklayen at 2 pm on Friday February 8, 2019. We are booked in Atwood 360 to accommodate as many people as possible, but please contact Taylor (taylor [dot] hari [at] emory [dot] edu) or Erika (ecsatar [at] emory [dot] edu) to have your name added to the guest list.

We are very excited to announce the details to the kickoff event for our inaugural cohort of the EBCC. If you are a student from Laney, GDBBS, Goizueta, Rollins, Emory Law or Medical Schools, you are our target audience! We want to assemble interdisciplinary teams of students to act as consulting groups for start-up companies that began right here at Emory, and to help these companies conduct market analysis and other project-specific needs. Experience is not necessary, as this club aims to provide entrepreneurial environments for you to apply your current knowledge and expertise.

Join us January 14, 2019 in the chemistry building, Atwood Hall, to hear more about joing EBCC and the companies that are participating in our pilot program. This pilot will run January through April 2019, and will end with a gala to present the findings to a panel of invited experts and guests. Click the “REGISTRATION” tab and follow the link to become a member of the EBCC, and to register today to attend the kickoff event to learn more!

Welcome to the Emory Biotech Consulting Club, where science and business meet! The Emory Biotech Consulting Club (EBCC) will be a semester-long start-up accelerator open to the entire Emory community, with emphasis on STEM and business graduate students. The intention of the club is to group interested candidates in small teams, and to pair teams with Emory investigators (PIs) or local start-ups to provide thorough market analyses and to develop early-stage ideas into preliminary business plans with executive summaries. The Emory Office of Tech Transfer (OTT) will be actively involved with the club, and aide in securing accelerator projects. Teams will be selected from applicant pools from the entire Emory community, where at least one MBA or business student will be placed on each team, if possible. Teams will work on developing their projects in their own time, but will have scheduled meetings with the start-up representative, OTT licensing liaison, and consulting expert throughout the semester. The number of teams will correlate with demand from PIs and applicants; EBCC is expected to operate with approximately 5 teams per cohort. Each cohort will culminate with a presentation of all projects as pitches to the Georgia Research Alliance (GRA), with discussion and questions from a panel of mentors, entrepreneurs, and experts.