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Pharmaceutical Fellowship 2021–2023

PharmD Fellowship Class photographed in Fall 2019

Our Credo ......................................................................................................... 3

Diversity and Inclusion at Johnson & Johnson ....................................................4

Our Family of Companies .................................................................................. 5

Message to Prospective Fellows ........................................................................ 6

Greeting from Company Sponsors ..................................................................... 8

Consumer Health Fellowships ........................................................................... 9

• Skin Health Clinical Research and Claims Strategy ................................................ 10

• Self-Care Clinical Research ..................................................................................... 11

Janssen Pharmaceutical Fellowships ................................................................ 12

• Commercial Insights and Strategy–Immunology & Infectious Diseases/Neuroscience ..13

• Global Commercial Insights, Infectious Disease & Vaccines ..........................................15

• US Immunology Marketing–Integrated Customer Solutions ................................ 16

• US Oncology Brand Marketing ...............................................................................17

• Clinical Science ......................................................................................................19

• Early Clinical Research and Development .............................................................20

• R&D Global Development Medical Affairs Operations ...........................................21

• Medical Information & Knowledge Integration, Neuroscience ............................. 22

• BioResearch Quality & Compliance ....................................................................... 23

Johnson & Johnson, Inc. Fellowships ............................................................... 24

• Regulatory Advertising and Promotion/Healthcare Compliance ......................... 25

• Office of the Chief Medical Officer, Pharmacovigilance ........................................ 26

Non-Recruiting Fellowships ............................................................................ 28

Former Fellow Testimonials ............................................................................ 29

RPIF Alumni at Janssen ................................................................................... 30

Frequently Asked Questions ............................................................................ 31

Rutgers Pharmaceutical Industry Fellowship Program .....................................32

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Our CredoWe believe our first responsibility is to the patients, doctors and nurses,

to mothers and fathers and all others who use our products and services.

In meeting their needs everything we do must be of high quality. We must

constantly strive to provide value, reduce our costs and maintain reasonable

prices. Customers’ orders must be serviced promptly and accurately. Our

business partners must have an opportunity to make a fair profit.

We are responsible to our employees who work with us throughout the world.

We must provide an inclusive work environment where each person must

be considered as an individual. We must respect their diversity and dignity

and recognize their merit. They must have a sense of security, fulfillment

and purpose in their jobs. Compensation must be fair and adequate and

working conditions clean, orderly and safe. We must support the health

and well-being of our employees and help them fulfill their family and other

personal responsibilities. Employees must feel free to make suggestions and

complaints. There must be equal opportunity for employment, development

and advancement for those qualified. We must provide highly capable leaders,

and their actions must be just and ethical.

We are responsible to the communities in which we live and work and to the

world community as well. We must help people be healthier by supporting

better access and care in more places around the world. We must be good

citizens–support good works and charities, better health and education, and

bear our fair share of taxes. We must maintain in good order the property we

are privileged to use, protecting the environment and natural resources.

Our final responsibility is to our stockholders. Business must make a sound

profit. We must experiment with new ideas. Research must be carried on,

innovative programs developed, investments made for the future and mistakes

paid for. New equipment must be purchased, new facilities provided and new

products launched. Reserves must be created to provide for adverse times.

When we operate according to these principles, the stockholders should

realize a fair return.

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Diversity and Inclusion at Johnson & Johnson

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At Johnson & Johnson, Diversity & Inclusion means — You Belong. Our Credo, people, policies, and benefits have created an inclusive environment where differences are valued, and voices are heard so that all employees can reach their full potential. Diverse thinking drives innovation, and inclusion is the key to unlocking those diverse ideas. We are fully committed to push back against racial injustice as it has no place in our society.

J&J also offers a wide variety of Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) that allow fellowship with likeminded individuals. These ERGs are listed below and for more information on these groups please see our FAQs page.

OCMO Fellows and Preceptors with Wanda Hope, Chief Diversity & Inclusion Officer, at PharmD Summit in Fall 2018

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Our Family of Companies

Please note that this chart is not an exhaustive list. J&J has over 200 operating companies. For additional information please visit: http://jnj.com

= Indicates an operating company that does offer fellowships

= Indicates an operating company that does not offer fellowships

Johnson & Johnson

Consumer Health Sector

PharmaceuticalSector

Medical DeviceSector

DePuy Synthes

JanssenPharmaceuticals

Johnson & Johnson Consumer

ETHICON

Janssen BiotechBiosense Webster

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Our Portfolio

Pharmaceutical ProductsConsumer Health Products

Learn about Johnson & Johnson’s history advancing healthcare at https://ourstory.jnj.com/

This is not an exhaustive list of products.

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At J&J, your future is bright. Equipped with resources, training, and support, we foster the ideal environment for pharmacists to develop and succeed. Thank you for considering J&J, and we wish you great success as you take the next step in your career.

Johnson & Johnson and the Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy would like to thank you for

your interest in the Rutgers Pharmaceutical Industry Fellowship Program. We are excited

to be a part of your professional development.

At its core, our Credo defines our responsibilities as Johnson & Johnson employees

and directs our actions. It challenges us to put the needs and well-being of the people

we serve first, and our more than 130,000 employees are united in a common mission:

to help people everywhere live longer, healthier, happier lives.

Today’s dynamic healthcare field is changing faster than ever, and these changes bring

new challenges as well as new opportunities to learn and grow—especially for our early

talent to develop into the future leaders in healthcare. We know that by working together

to tap into the knowledge, experience, and passion of people throughout our organization,

we can solve some of healthcare’s toughest problems.

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Scott White Company Group Chairman The Americas Pharmaceuticals

Message to Prospective Fellows (cont’d)

Johnson & Johnson Consumer Health advances the personal health of 1.2 billion consumers every day with iconic products that are rooted in science and endorsed by professionals. Our brands are at the core of consumers’ daily lives and help empower them to take care of themselves and their loved ones. At a time when consumers are increasingly health-conscious and empowered, our Consumer Health fellowships offer you an opportunity to gain valuable experience in innovating to meet the needs of today’s modern consumer. We hope you’ll join us in our work to make a sustainable, positive and enduring impact on personal health.”

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Thibaut MongonExecutive Vice President

Worldwide Chairman, Consumer Health

We appreciate that you are considering the Janssen Pharmaceutical Companies of Johnson & Johnson in your fellowship search. We focus on developing

transformational medicines to treat the world’s most devastating and complex diseases. Patients are our first responsibility and inspire our work each day. Here, you will gain a rewarding industry

experience, build a strong career foundation, and develop a clear understanding of what matters most—

improving health for humanity.”

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At Janssen, we focus our innovation on some of the most devastating diseases and the most

complex medical challenges of our time with one goal in mind—improving the health of people around the world. Patients are at the core of everything we do, and they serve as the

inspiration for our work every day. As part of our fellowship program, you will gain critical industry

experience, develop a strong career foundation, and be a part of a team delivering transformational

medicines to people who need them. We’re on a mission to improve the health of people around

the world—we hope you’ll join us.”

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Jennifer TaubertExecutive Vice President Worldwide Chairman, Pharmaceuticals

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Stefanie Emanuel, PharmDDirector

Global Case ManagementOffice of Consumer Medical Safety

Julie Thomas, PharmDVice President

Global Medical Safety Operations Global Medical Organization

Janssen Pharmaceuticals

Greeting from Company SponsorsJohnson & Johnson is an amazing company for pharmacists seeking to augment their education with training and experience in the pharmaceutical industry. It is a Credo-based company that fosters an inclusive culture of diverse talent and values the unique skill set and expertise that post-doctoral fellows bring into the organization. We proudly offer a flourishing cross-sector, cross-functional leadership program designed to develop a pipeline of future leaders. With the continuous feedback from our fellows, alumni, and internal stakeholders, the program continues to evolve and expand each year to ensure the experience is empowering and rewarding. We look forward to meeting you to discuss how Johnson & Johnson can serve as your pathway to an enriching career in changing the trajectory of human health.”

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Mary Mettias, PharmDProduct Director

HCP Professional Promotions Cardiovascular

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Available Fellowship Positions (2021–2023)

Johnson & Johnson Consumer Health

Skin Health Clinical Research and Claims Strategy Fellowship

Skillman, NJ — 1 position

Self-Care Clinical Research Fellowship

Fort Washington, PA — 1 position

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Skin Health Clinical Research and Claims Strategy Fellowship

Preceptor

Specific duties and goals include but are not limited to:1) Develop and substantiate claims, formulate clinical strategies, support clinical trial related

activities, review/approve communications for consumer and healthcare professionals

2) Generate and translate scientific and technical knowledge to substantiate claims and develop communications for consumers and healthcare professionals

3) Demonstrate an understanding of clinical trial data by evaluating, analyzing, and reporting results of clinical trials

4) Participate and lead cross-functional teams for the evaluation of new product ideas and project implementation, ensuring timeline adherence and project completion

Goals of the Skin Health Clinical Research and Claims Strategy Fellow

Skillman, NJ – 1 position

Rabab Hussain, PharmD, RPhPrincipal ScientistClinical Research and Claims Strategy

Fellowship DescriptionThis 2-year fellowship position emphasizes clinical research, protocol development, and claims support/strategy, with a focus on consumer skin health products. The successful candidate will develop their clinical research skills to develop protocols, while also enhancing their clinical strategy skills by applying clinical research results for a successful consumer product launch. The fellow will engage in the entire claims strategy process to understand and apply clinical and other scientific research results (i.e. safety, lab testing, marketing, and publications) to communication and product claims. This fellowship provides a broad knowledge base in corporate activities and promotes the role of the PharmD in the consumer health and pharmaceutical industry.

Current Fellow

Lisa Caratelli, PharmDUniversity of MichiganSecond-Year Fellow

https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisa-caratelli-pharmd-924219175

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Self-Care Clinical Research Fellowship

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Specific duties and goals include but are not limited to:1) Serve as a member of the Clinical Research team dedicated to the development and implementation

of clinical strategies in support of claims and regulatory filings

2) Provide active scientific contributions to cross-functional project teams within the Pain and/or Allergy therapeutic area

3) Communicate and translate scientific and technical knowledge to substantiate claims for consumers and healthcare professionals

4) Participate in cross-functional teams for the evaluation of new product ideas and project implementation

5) Facilitate an understanding of clinical trial data and evaluate, analyze and report results of clinical trials

6) Develop knowledge of Good Clinical Practices and Ensure all activities are conducted in accordance with high ethical/quality standards and all applicable policies and procedures

Goals of the Self-Care Clinical Research Fellow

Fort Washington, PA – 1 position

Steven Sacavage, PharmD, MSAssociate DirectorClinical Research

Fellowship DescriptionThis two-year postgraduate fellowship is designed to provide the fellow with a thorough knowledge of the clinical research process and to cultivate scientific and professional skill sets necessary to enable the fellow to provide strategic input into research plans and study designs in support of product development and claims substantiation activities. Additionally, the fellowship is designed to develop core competencies that allow the fellow to interpret and communicate scientific information to cross-functional teams as well as consumers and the professional community.

The clinical research team based in Fort Washington, PA, is responsible for developing and executing the clinical research plan and associated claims strategy across various need states, including pain and allergy in the U.S. and globally.

Giuliana Campo, PharmDAlbany College of Pharmacy

and Health SciencesSecond-Year Fellow

Current Fellow

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Janssen Pharmaceutical Companies of Johnson & Johnson

Commercial Insights and Strategy Fellowship

Immunology Horsham, PA – 1 position

Infectious Diseases/Neuroscience Titusville, NJ – 2 positions

Global Commercial Insights, ID&V Fellowship NEWRaritan, NJ – 1 position

US Immunology Marketing, Integrated Customer Solutions FellowshipHorsham, PA – 1 position

US Oncology Brand Marketing FellowshipMultiple Myeloma, Professional Promotion Horsham, PA – 1 position

Prostate Cancer, Market Access & Patient ExperienceHorsham, PA – 1 position

CAR-T, Patient Experience NEWHorsham, PA – 1 position

Lung Cancer, Patient Experience NEWHorsham, PA – 1 position

Clinical Science Fellowship NEWHorsham, PA – 1 position

Early Clinical Research and Development Fellowship NEWRaritan, NJ – 1 position

R&D Global Development, Medical Affairs Operations Fellowship NEWTitusville, NJ – 2 positions

Medical Information & Knowledge Integration, Neuroscience FellowshipTitusville, NJ – 1 position

BioResearch Quality & Compliance FellowshipRaritan, NJ – 1 Position

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Commercial Insights and Strategy Fellowship

Fellowship DescriptionThe two-year Commercial Insights and Strategy (CIS) Fellowship position is a dynamic development opportunity where the fellow learns how to leverage their existing knowledge base to effectively generate insights used for driving key business decisions. The position allows the fellow to gain experience in several areas of the CIS group, including marketing analytics, sales analytics, market research, and business intelligence. The CIS fellow maintains open communication with the entire commercial organization to ensure alignment aiding in developing strategies to keep business ahead of the curve.

To be successful, the fellow must stay abreast of evolving literature related to the specific therapeutic area as well as staying up-to-date of the competitive landscape. As part of the Commercial Excellence group of Johnson & Johnson’s pharmaceutical sector, Janssen Pharmaceuticals, we emphasize a team-oriented structure in which the fellow works closely with business partners such as Marketing, Managed Markets, Sales, Sales Training, and Medical Affairs.

Current Fellows

Hannah Eppley, PharmD Butler University First-Year Fellow

Infectious Diseases/Neuroscience

Kelvin Pensuwan, PharmD St. John's University Second-Year Fellow

Immunology

Immunology — Horsham, PA – 1 position Infectious Diseases/Neuroscience — Titusville, NJ – 2 positions

Savita Senthil, PharmD University of Texas at Austin

First-Year Fellow Immunology

Natasha Dave Savaliya, PharmD, MBA Fairleigh Dickinson University

Second-Year Fellow Infectious Diseases/Neuroscience

https://www.linkedin.com/in/savita-senthil/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/natashadave/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/kelvin-pensuwan-pharmd-771669121/

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Commercial Insights and Strategy Fellowship (cont’d)

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Specific duties and goals include but are not limited to:1) Investigate and deliver key information/intelligence needs, while becoming a subject matter

expert of the competitive and pharmaceutical business environment

2) Be a consultant by developing the required skills to synthesize information, generate insights, formulate solutions, present findings, and deliver impact

3) Lead primary research projects in business intelligence or market research

4) Shape market research studies to test and improve brand strategy and promotion

5) Influence the development and enhancement of Brand Marketing strategy by collaborating across the commercial organization, providing primary and secondary data expertise

6) Pursue opportunities to try new, innovative approaches to insight development

7) Begin shaping your career by forging valuable relationships across the enterprise

Goals of the Commercial Insights and Strategy Fellow

Rodney Firmin, CPA, MBASenior ManagerPortfolio Reporting, Immunology

Chris McKenzie, MBASenior ManagerCommercial Insights and Strategy

Dongmei Yang, MS, MBASenior ManagerMarket Research and Integrated Analytics, Infectious Diseases

Immunology — Horsham, PA – 1 position Infectious Diseases/Neuroscience — Titusville, NJ – 2 positions

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Fellowship DescriptionThe fellowship opportunity within the Global ID&V Commercial Insights track is a dynamic development role in which the fellow will collaborate with business partners across R&D, commercial, BD, and payer teams to generate insights used to support key business decisions. The primary focus of the fellowship is to provide an in-depth experience of the infectious disease and vaccines (ID&V) arena and to track, analyze, and disseminate business insights. As part of the Global Commercial Strategy Organization (GCSO), the fellowship experience will span across business intelligence topics focused on early asset strategy, late-stage go-to-market plans, and commercial products with implications to the Janssen portfolio.

The ID&V GCSO team based in Raritan, NJ, is responsible for developing the global strategy of the Janssen ID&V portfolio and driving alignment with regional colleagues to ensure successful strategy execution.

Goals of the Global Commercial Insights, Infectious Disease & Vaccines FellowSpecific duties and goals include but are not limited to:

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Michael ZieziulaGlobal Commercial Insights LeaderGlobal Commercial Strategy Organization (GCSO)

Muvi OgbigheleGlobal Commercial Insights Associate DirectorInfectious Diseases & VaccinesGlobal Commercial Strategy Organization (GCSO)

Rohit VijGlobal Commercial Insights Associate DirectorInfectious Diseases & VaccinesGlobal Commercial Strategy Organization (GCSO)

1) Research, analyze, and distribute intelligence on scientific, clinical, regulatory, and commercial topics in the ID&V arena while becoming a subject matter expert of the competitive and pharmaceutical business environment

2) Be a consultant by developing the required skills to synthesize information, generate insights, formulate solutions, present findings, and deliver impact

3) Co-lead primary and secondary research projects in business intelligence

4) Collaborate with business development partners to help identify and conduct due diligence of both early and late-stage opportunities

5) Gather data and apply all applicable information to ensure competitive launch timelines are impactful

6) Pursue opportunities to try new, innovative approaches to insight development

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Fellowship DescriptionThe Integrated Customer Solutions (ICS) Fellowship, within Janssen Immunology Marketing, is a part of the commercial organization at Janssen Biotech of Johnson and Johnson. This is a unique two-year program with the ultimate goal being to develop, deliver and measure innovative strategies to help patients start and stay on their Janssen Biologic. The fellow will gain experience shaping the customer experience across the Immunology portfolio while partnering with various colleagues and customers, specifically Specialty Pharmacies, to deliver key messages and develop strategic programs. Business and communication skills will be strengthened to fully prepare the fellow to operate in a variety of positions across the pharmaceutical industry.

Preceptor

Bryan WeinleinProduct Director Integrated Customer Solutions, Specialty Pharmacy

US Immunology Marketing, Integrated Customer Solutions FellowshipHorsham, PA — 1 position

Current Fellow

Cecelia Trybus, PharmDDuquesne UniversitySecond-Year Fellow

Specific duties and goals include but are not limited to:1) Work collaboratively with key internal and external business partners, including but not limited to

specialty pharmacy customers, in support of ongoing immunology marketing workstreams

2) Assist in the maintenance and development of innovative patient-centered programs with a focus on helping patients start and stay on therapy

3) Attain subject matter expertise in the immunology specialty pharmacy landscape, specifically in the gastroenterology, dermatology, and rheumatology therapeutic areas

4) Develop expertise in pharmacy data interpretation and application to help shape strategy and enhance business review discussions

Goals of the US Immunology Marketing, Integrated Customer Solutions Fellow

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Sarah Mahmoud, PharmD Philadelphia College of Pharmacy

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US Oncology Brand Marketing Fellowship

Current Fellows

Fellowship DescriptionUS Oncology Brand Marketing fellows who aspire to be future sales & marketing leaders within Janssen will have the support of Oncology PharmD management and executive sponsors. A Janssen Oncology fellow can expect to be integrated into the culture of the Oncology organization, as a critical contributor to the oncology business. The fellow will be provided training on both marketing and oncology’s innovative environment.

At Janssen, marketing is essential to recognizing customer needs and creating valued brands. The US Oncology Brand Marketing Fellowship is a two-year program that utilizes a marketing development model to ensure fellows are obtaining and mastering the critical competencies and skills required of a successful marketer. While with Janssen Oncology, fellows will have the opportunities to manage and lead projects that showcase their tactical abilities guided by the overall brand strategy. Leveraging their clinical expertise, they will evaluate the dynamic landscape of stakeholders, identify actionable insights, and generate solutions that impact patient lives.

Sophie Paik, PharmD, RPh St. John's UniversitySecond-Year Fellow

Pelumi Wemida, PharmD University of HoustonSecond-Year Fellow

Multiple Myeloma, Professional Promotion – Horsham, PA – 1 positionProstate Cancer, Market Access & Patient Experience – Horsham, PA – 1 position

NEW CAR-T, Patient Experience – Horsham, PA – 1 positionNEW Lung Cancer, Patient Experience – Horsham, PA – 1 position

Ian Gliksman, PharmD Rutgers UniversityFirst-Year Fellow

https://www.linkedin.com/in/iangliksman/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/smahmoud1/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/pelumiwemida/

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US Oncology Brand Marketing Fellowship (cont’d)Multiple Myeloma, Professional Promotion – Horsham, PA – 1 positionProstate Cancer, Market Access & Patient Experience – Horsham, PA – 1 position

NEW CAR-T, Patient Experience – Horsham, PA – 1 positionNEW Lung Cancer, Patient Experience – Horsham, PA – 1 position

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Todd Spidare, MBAProduct Director Multiple Myeloma, Professional Promotion

Michael Hearty, RPh, MBAGroup Product Director Prostate Cancer, Market Access

Lauren VultaggioProduct Director CAR-T, Patient Experience

Jake Bryant, PharmD, MBAGroup Product DirectorLung Cancer, Professional Promotion

Goals of the US Oncology Brand Marketing FellowSpecific duties and goals include but are not limited to:1) Become a subject matter expert in the patient and healthcare provider journey

2) Distill insights from data gathered through primary and secondary sources, in collaboration with Commercial Excellence, to inform and influence the strategy and tactic decision making

3) Support the commercial team during launch execution by managing and owning key promotional and non-promotional resources

4) Build networks across commercial team and across functions to add additional context to insights and recommendations, as well as build on existing knowledge to enhance in-market execution

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Fellowship DescriptionThe focus of this entry position is to contribute to the scientific monitoring of clinical studies. The incumbent is responsible for the compliance of the assigned tasks with department, company and regulatory standards and procedures.

Goals of the Clinical Science FellowSpecific duties and goals include but are not limited to:1) As requested and under the supervision of an SRS, contributes to the development of the clinical

study protocol and of other clinical study documents, eg, Informed Consent Form, Case Report Form, etc

2) Participates in medical monitoring/reporting including evaluation of adverse events

3) Depending on the individual's experience, is the primary Clinical Science contact for external service provider(s) of a clinical study

4) As requested and under the supervision of an SRS, contributes to and monitors daily activities of clinical studies which require scientific input, eg, contribution to answers to trial-related Health Authorities' (HA) questions, answer to Ethic Committees/Institutional Review Boards questions, etc

5) Ensures that all activities are in compliance with department, company and regulatory standards and procedures

Clinical Science FellowshipHorsham, PA — 1 position

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Rui Li, MDClinical Leader/ Study Responsible Physician

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Fellowship DescriptionThe Translational and Experimental Medicine (TEM) organization is responsible for early clinical development activities beginning with new molecular entity (NME) declaration to conduct of First-in-Human and Proof of Concept Phase IIa trials for compounds in the Cardiovascular and Metabolism (CVM) therapeutic area pipeline. It is the responsibility of TEM to ensure timely and informed Go/No Go decisions, leading to the eventual transfer of the NME(s) to Late Stage Clinical Development. TEM is integral to the advancement of the CVM pipeline and the larger Janssen Research and Development (R&D) organization. The TEM therapeutic focus spans across various disease states such as non-alcoholic steatohepatitis, kidney, cardiopulmonary (including thrombosis and pulmonary arterial hypertension), and retinal diseases.

The CVM TEM team is looking to grow and develop the next generation of Clinical Scientists and is committed to providing a robust experience with the end goal of graduating competitive and well-rounded Clinical Science professionals. The fellow will be immersed in clinical science activities ranging across protocol concept planning, study start-up, execution, and close out of early stage clinical trials.

With exposure to both Clinical Science and Clinical Operations, the fellow will integrate skill sets to develop scientifically sound and operationally feasible trials. Furthermore, the fellow will learn to navigate through numerous cross-functional interactions, which are essential in daily operations of the TEM team. The various internal stakeholders the fellow will engage with include: Clinical Operations, Regulatory Affairs, Clinical Pharmacology, Global Medical Safety, Late Stage Clinical Development, Data Management, Clinical Supply, Chemistry Manufacturing and Controls (CMC), Discovery, and Biomarkers. At the end of the two-year program, the fellow will build the cornerstone competencies to become a Clinical Scientist.

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Goals of the Early Clinical Research and Development Fellow

Early Clinical Research and Development FellowshipRaritan, NJ – 1 position

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Anastasiya Koshkina, PharmD Associate Director, Clinical Scientist Translational and Experimental Medicine

Daniel Jonathan, PharmDAssociate Director, Global Clinical Development Operations Trial Leader Early Development Oncology

1) Describe the drug development process with specific focus on early clinical development

2) Understand the clinical scientist role within clinical development and build responsibility as a clinical scientist throughout the experience

3) Incorporate the medical and scientific principles of clinical pharmacology, clinical and non-clinical safety, pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics into clinical programs

4) Work in collaboration with CVM TEM clinical leaders to advance NMEs through clinical programs by planning, start-up, execution (ie, clinical monitoring), and closure of clinical trials

5) Support drafting of key clinical documents including clinical trial protocols, investigator brochures, informed consent forms, medical review plans, and clinical study reports

6) Experience key activities within Clinical Operations including (but not limited to): site feasibility, site selection, health authority and Institutional Review Board/Ethics Committee submissions/questions, clinical supply forecasting, and site initiation visits

7) Represent the clinical and scientific perspective before internal and external stakeholders

8) Grow a network across functional area partners to expand knowledge and practice meaningful networking

9) Keep up to date with pertinent competitive space by attending scientific meetings and/or thought leader forums

Specific duties and goals include but are not limited to:

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Fellowship DescriptionThis two year program is designed to provide the fellow with knowledge of clinical development through experience in clinical trial operations for the Medical Affairs portfolio of studies. The fellow will act as a Trial Manager for local/regional company-sponsored clinical trials gaining valuable insight and experience in the set-up and execution of clinical studies.In doing so, the fellow will learn clinical project management, critical path identification, and risk management. They will also gain experience in budget management and reconciliation including managing out-of-pocket and FTE costs. While there is no rotation, there are a number of different study types that the fellow will be introduced to including but not limited to interventional, non-interventional, virtual, and post-approval commitment.

Goals for the R&D Global Development Medical Affairs Operations FellowSpecific duties and goals include but are not limited to:1) Responsible for end-to-end project management including high level budget estimate, protocol

development, trial set-up, execution, close-out, analysis and reporting. Includes oversight of key study team members

2) Track project progress against planned timelines. Monitors patient recruitment rate to ensure that target enrollment will be met across the allocated regions/countries

3) Provide regular status updates and ensures required reports are generated and available for real time tracking of project status

4) Maintain project compliance within all applicable Health Authority (HA) regulations, guidelines, internal SOPs and processes. Ensure quality oversight of assigned projects utilizing the available tools so that the project is in a constant state of inspection-readiness. Participate in preparation for, and conduct of, HA inspections and internal Quality Assurance (QA) audits

5) Identify and proactively manage issues in a timely manner. Escalate risks related to resources, timelines and budgets. Implement action plans to mitigate risks

R&D Global Development, Medical Affairs Operations FellowshipTitusville, NJ — 2 positions

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Monika MirandaGlobal Development Operations Head Medical Affairs Operations - AmericasR&D Global Development

Amy MaxsonGlobal Development Trial Leader Medical Affairs Operations - AmericasR&D Global Development

Deana MartzGlobal Development Trial Leader Medical Affairs Operations - AmericasR&D Global Development

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Tricia Lopena, PharmD, MBAAssociate Director Medical Information & Knowledge Integration

Emily R. Aboujaoude, PharmDDrug Information Residency Program Director Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital


1) Strengthen verbal communication skills through scientific information exchange with healthcare providers and internal business partners

2) Enhance medical writing skills through activities such as the preparation of written clinical responses to medical information requests, literature summaries, training materials, and clinical monographs

3) Strengthen presentation skills by developing and delivering a variety of presentations to business partners throughout the organization

4) Develop collaboration and leadership skills through department initiatives, cross-functional projects, and participation in professional organizations

Goals of the Neuroscience Fellow

This two-year program offers experience in the practice of medical information for a variety of settings. The fellow will directly engage in clinical information exchange with healthcare professionals and work with internal and external partners. The fellow will also have opportunities to lead and participate in projects in areas of interest.

Medical Information professionals at Janssen are in a unique position to empower strategic business partners and customers with knowledge to impact patient care. The department is staffed with advanced degree medical professionals who are recognized as product and therapeutic knowledge experts. These professionals leverage intelligence and understanding of the customer, science, and healthcare environment to create insights that generate a positive impact on public health.

This program will provide the fellow with experiences at the following practice sites:

Year 1 • Six months at Drug Information Service at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital (RWJUH), an academic medical center in New Brunswick, NJ

• Six months at the Medical Information Communication Channels at Janssen in Titusville, NJ

Year 2 • Medical Information at Janssen in Titusville, NJ

Fellowship Description

Medical Information & Knowledge Integration, Neuroscience FellowshipTitusville, NJ — 1 position

Current Fellow

Ghazal Maghareh, PharmD Xavier University

Second-Year Fellow

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BioResearch Quality & Compliance FellowshipRaritan, NJ – 1 position

The BioResearch Quality & Compliance (BRQC) Fellowship program is a two-year experiential program designed to provide a broad understanding of the global development process, quality strategies and processes, while gaining hands-on experience through participating on cross-functional teams. The BRQC team is a key strategic partner supporting global research and development at Janssen.

The purpose of BRQC is to deliver an industry-leading Quality Management System by using and developing proactive risk-based methodologies, early risk identification through knowledge sharing, best practice sharing, leveraging of resources and capabilities, and talent development opportunities.

During the fellowship, fellows will gain critical skills that will help set a foundation for their career in the pharmaceutical industry. Through the fellowship, fellows will explore new opportunity, grow as an individual and have many invaluable learning experiences to become the next generation of leaders to impact change on a global scale.

This program will provide a rotational experience throughout each functional pillar of BRQC:• Compliance Strategy & Analytics• Governance & Operations Management• Quality Analytics• Quality Assurance• Quality Management

• Quality Management Systems Oversight• Quality Planning & Strategy• Medical Devices • Consumer


1) Assist in the development and research of innovative methodologies which improve the quality management system

2) Collaborate with internal and external business partners such as Global Clinical Development Operations, Global Regulatory Affairs, Regulatory Compliance, Quantitative Sciences, and more to sustain quality in our culture

3) Support quality teams within BRQC in coordination, review and preparation of necessary documentation

4) Enhance leadership skills, capabilities and behaviors through selected development programs

Goals of the BioResearch Quality & Compliance Fellow

Preceptors

Maria Varvaro-Sause, PharmDHead of Quality Management System Oversight BioResearch Quality & Compliance

Current Fellow

Kierstein Williams, PharmD Xavier UniversityFirst-Year Fellow

Saranya Srinivasan, PharmDQMS Monitoring Specialist BioResearch Quality & Compliance

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Regulatory Advertising and Promotion/Healthcare Compliance FellowshipTitusville, NJ — 1 position

Office of the Chief Medical Officer Pharmacovigilance Fellowship

Raritan, NJ and Skillman, NJ — 2 positions

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Regulatory Advertising and Promotion/Healthcare Compliance FellowshipTitusville, NJ — 1 position

Office of the Chief Medical Officer Pharmacovigilance Fellowship

Raritan, NJ and Skillman, NJ — 2 positions

The Regulatory Advertising and Promotion/Healthcare Compliance Fellowship is part of the Pharmaceutical Group Health Care Compliance organization within Johnson & Johnson. This two- year fellowship will provide a unique opportunity for the fellow to develop knowledge of regulatory advertising and promotion fundamentals within the first year of the fellowship. The fellow will spend the second year to further enhance the understanding of regulatory advertising and promotion fundamentals and how it will apply to various digital channels such as social media platforms, websites, chatbots, streaming radio/broadcast ads, etc. In addition, the fellow will have an opportunity to work on projects within the Health Care Compliance organization. This would allow the fellow to develop an understanding of the importance of the Health Care Compliance program, industry codes, J&J HCC policies, and Federal and State laws as it relates to pharmaceutical companies' interactions with healthcare professionals (HCPs).

Regulatory Advertising and Promotion/Healthcare Compliance Fellowship


PreceptorsJia-Huey Huey, PharmD, RPh Director Regulatory Advertising and Promotion

Specific duties and goals include but are not limited to:1) Interpret FDA regulations and guidance to ensure promotional communications and materials

are properly addressed to HCPs and consumers

2) Develop knowledge and skills to provide appropriate HCC guidance to business partners to help foster a culture of business integrity and shared accountability

3) Strengthen various business and communication skills necessary to operate in a variety of positions across the pharmaceutical industry

Goals of the Regulatory Advertising and Promotion/Healthcare Compliance Fellow

Titusville, NJ — 1 position

Christine Bebawy, PharmDSt. John's University Second-Year Fellow

Current Fellows

Olivia Calabro, PharmDTemple University First-Year Fellow

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Daphne Liang, PharmDPhiladelphia College of Pharmacy

First-Year Fellow

Office of the Chief Medical Officer (OCMO) Pharmacovigilance FellowshipRaritan, NJ and Skillman, NJ — 2 positions

Fellowship DescriptionThis Office of the Chief Medical Officer (OCMO) Pharmacovigilance Fellowship is a two-year program that offers experience in a global safety environment of both the Pharmaceutical (Janssen) and Consumer Health sectors of Johnson & Johnson (J&J). The successful candidate will be exposed to an end-to-end pharmacovigilance experience including global case management, aggregate reporting, benefit-risk evaluations and risk management of adverse events, global marketing activity complaint management, safety vendor oversight, and audit and inspection readiness.

Current Fellows

Shameka Heber, PharmDTemple University First-Year Fellow

Labasse Doumbia, PharmDNotre Dame of Maryland University

First-Year Fellow

Tom Pickens, PharmDRegis University

Second-Year Fellow

Lilai Teum, PharmDUniversity of Maryland Eastern Shore

Second-Year Fellow

Austin Morris, PharmDHampton University

First-Year Fellow

Katie Lee, PharmDSt. John's University Second-Year Fellow

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Office of the Chief Medical Officer (OCMO) Pharmacovigilance Fellowship (cont’d)Raritan, NJ and Skillman, NJ — 2 positions

Preceptors

Stefanie Emanuel, PharmD Director Global Case ManagementOffice of Consumer Medical Safety

Joseph Aquilina, MD, FACSDirector Safety Surveillance & Risk Management

Specific duties and goals include but are not limited to:1) Support and understand the role of pharmacovigilance/product vigilance and safety surveillance

processes within the functional groups of OCMO

2) Develop an understanding and working knowledge of overall pre- and post-marketing drug safety processes, analytical tools, and safety databases used in safety analyses

3) Support and gain experience in the management of Individual Case Safety Report (ICSR) collection and processing, including global pharmacovigilance requirements and related regulations, company policies and procedures, and internal business practices for all regulatory classes

4) Understand and participate in the evaluation of safety data for possible drug association to contribute to various regulatory medical safety documents as part of a multi-disciplinary team including Clinical, Toxicology, Regulatory Affairs, and Medical Affairs

Goals of the Office of the Chief Medical Officer Fellow

Karen McLane, BSc, RPh Manager Central Pharmacovigilance Hub

Milind Amin, PharmD, RPh Operations Scientist Case Processing

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Non-Recruiting Fellowships2021–2023

Global Consumer Health, Regulatory Affairs Strategy

Reema Chopra, PharmDMassachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences

Second-Year Fellow

Teresa Nguyen, PharmDUniversity of Texas at Austin

Second-Year Fellow

Medical Marketing Strategy, Cardiovascular

Global Medical Affairs, OncologyUS Oncology Franchise Marketing

Maksym Shysh, PharmD

Jefferson College of Pharmacy

First-Year Fellow

Bansi Dhaduk, PharmDSt. John's University

First-Year Fellow

Pauline M. Kitolo, PharmD

University of Georgia College of Pharmacy

First-Year Fellow

Brandon Dang, PharmDPCOM Georgia First-Year Fellow

Global Competitive Intelligence, Immunology

US Immunology Marketing, Immunology Portfolio Solutions

Medical Information & Knowledge Integration, Infectious

Diseases & Vaccines

Hui Yi Tee, PharmDUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

First-Year Fellow

Sonia Jacob, PharmDPhiladelphia College of Pharmacy

First-Year Fellow

Isaac Warshawsky, PharmDButler University First-Year Fellow

Commercial Insights and Strategy–Cardiovascular

Commercial Insights and Strategy–Oncology

Waymond Zhou, PharmDUniversity of Illinois

at Chicago First-Year Fellow

Richard Cericola, PharmD

Rutgers University First-Year Fellow

Taylor Hopwood, PharmD

University of Maryland First-Year Fellow

Tiffany Chow, PharmD

Rutgers University Second-Year Fellow

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I attribute much of my post-fellowship success to my enriching experience at J&J. The program enabled me to establish meaningful relationships with leaders across the enterprise and propelled my career in the pharmaceutical industry. As an alumna of the prestigious RPIF program, I have found that the unmatched network continues to serve me well as I grow in my profession.

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My Janssen fellowship in Commercial Insights and Strategy provided me with valuable experience and development needed to launch my career on the commercial side of the pharmaceutical industry. In this fellowship I worked on multiple projects related to launching a new drug and received exciting exposure to different functional areas in the company. The fellowship was the perfect foundation to set me up for success as I transitioned into my commercial role.

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”The industry component at J&J coupled with the academic exposure at Rutgers allowed me to actively use my PharmD knowledge in both a teaching environment and a customer-focused business setting. The program is unique in its emphasis on providing a comprehensive program and a tremendous network that develops fellows into innovative thinkers. While many years have passed since I completed my fellowship, I remain connected to the program as alumna and mentor because I believe this program is valuable in building a deep bench of pharmacy leaders that will change the way industry brings transformational medicines to patients.

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Wanda M. Azu Owoh, PharmD, RPhAssociate Manager Regulatory Affairs

Nancy V. Nair, PharmD, MBADirector

Global Regulatory Affairs

Mary Mettias, PharmDProduct Director

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RPIF Alumni at Janssen

Over 40 Alumni fill positions across an array of departments

Marketing

Jake Bryant (2002) Group Product Director, Marketing

Jannell DePalantino (2005)National Director, Oncology Clinical Educator Team

Mohamed Issa (2005) *Roche FellowshipSenior Director, Franchise Strategy

Sonal Chaudhari (2005)Senior Manager, Marketing Medical Devices

Mike D’Uva (2013)Product Director, Customer Experience

Mary Mettias (2013)Product Director, Professional Promotion

Felix Vainer (2017)Product Manager, Immunology

Jalak Patel (2018) Product Manager, Engagement and Education

Carolyn Riedl (2019) Product Manager, Integrated Customer Solutions

Diana Destin (2019)Product Manager, Patient Experience

Regulatory Affairs

Erin Wells (2002) Regulatory Compliance Lead

Nancy Nair (2003) Director, NA Regulatory Lead

Tejas Patel (2020) Regulatory Compliance Lead

Medical Affairs

Nimisha Rathod Shah (2002) Scientific Field Director, Medical Science Liaison

Ramona Haile (2008) Associate Director, Medical Sciences Self Care

Dhaval Patel (2014) *Sanofi FellowshipAssociate Director, Medical Alignment

Keith Fairall (2015) Field Director, Medical Science Liaison

Jessica Lewis (2018)Senior Medical Science Liaison

Allison Bisson (2018)Senior Medical Science Liaison

Wanda Azu Owoh (2019)Medical Science Liaison

Heena Mavani (2019) *Novartis FellowshipSenior Medical Science Liaison

Carly Herbert (2020) Medical Science Liaison

Commercial Excellence

Dhaval Patel (2018) Manager, Market Research

Paul DiPietro (2018)Manager, Market Research & Integrated Analytics

Todd Gilbert (2019)Manager, Strategic Customer Intelligence

Krista Allbee (2019)Manager, Market Research

Kinjal Patel (2020)Manager, Integrated Analytics

Alexa DeVita (2020) Manager, Specialty Pharmacy & Patient Analytics

Research & Development

Yu Mao (2018) Associate Director, R&D Strategy and Operations

Erin McGuire (2018) Senior Clinical Scientist

Anastasiya Koshkina (2020)Associate Director, Clinical Scientist

Medical Information

Kristin Goettner (2004) Senior Director, Medical Information & Knowledge Integration

Phung Quach (2004) Associate Director, Medical Information & Knowledge Integration

Sales/Sales Training

Christina Warters (2017) Specialty Representative

Nishi Ghelani (2018) Key Account Specialist

Dana Huettenmoser (2018)Specialty Representative

Nick Spotts (2020) Oncology Specialist

Benjamin LeMay (2020) Specialty Representative

Paul Cornelius (2020) Sales Trainer

Business Development

Nancy Ondovik (1999)Senior Director, Business Development and Licensing

Ankur Patel (2005)Senior Counsel, Business Development

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Frequently Asked Questions

What year did J&J and Rutgers begin their partnership?

We have been partnering for over 20 years. The first J&J/Rutgers PharmD fellow was recruited in 1998.

What opportunities does the company have for new fellows to network become integrated into the overall company?

We have several Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) that fellows can join! Pharmacist Network is a specific ERG for PharmDs at J&J. Learn more about our ERGs at https://www.jnj.com/employee-resource-groups.

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What opportunities are there for leadership development?

There are 6 committees within the fellowship program that allow fellows to further develop their leadership skills.

How many countries does J&J operate in?

With our global reach—Johnson & Johnson companies operate in 60 countries all over the world—we connect to more than a billion people every day.

How large will the 2021-2023 J&J RPIF Cohort be?

The cohort will include 40 PharmD Fellows.

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The RPIF Program has thrived under the leadership of the founder, Dr. Joseph A. Barone, Dean and Professor II of the Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy, and Dr. Lesley Fierro, the Director for the Institute for Pharmaceutical Industry Fellowships.

Joseph Barone, PharmD, FCCPDean and Professor II

Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy

Lesley Fierro, MS, PharmD Fellowship Director

Rutgers Pharmaceutical Industry Fellowships

Program History

In 1984, at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, the Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy and two pharmaceutical companies began a collaborative pilot program to evaluate the potential contributions of clinically trained pharmacists within a pharmaceutical industry practice setting. Following the successful pilot, the Rutgers Pharmaceutical Industry Fellowship (RPIF) Program grew significantly and expanded to include 21 companies within the pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical industries and over 200 fellows annually.

In 2002, Dr. Ernest Mario generously provided an endowment to establish the Institute for Pharmaceutical Industry Fellowships to enhance and promote the role of pharmacists in industry through the RPIF Program. The Institute staff members:

• provide leadership and administrative support;

• promote quality, communication, and scholarly activity; and

• arrange specialized fellowship training opportunities within the pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical industries.

Recently, in 2018, our program expanded to offer interdisciplinary fellows’ training by adding select physician fellowship opportunities to our well-established program.

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2019 RPIF Program Certificate

More than 1,000 post-doctoral fellows have completed the RPIF Program, most of whom are pursuing influential and rewarding careers in the pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical industries throughout the US and abroad. The RPIF Program has preceptors/mentors from the industry who share their knowledge and experiences with the fellows through an intense, but closely guided, training program. Assignments and projects are challenging, meaningful, and designed to enhance understanding of the pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical industries and the fellows’ functional area.

Professional Development Series

All fellows gather at Rutgers once or twice monthly as a group to participate in the Professional Development Day (PDD) Series, an important component of their training that complements the hands-on experience provided at the partner companies. The PDDs are steered by a committee of fellows and are designed to enhance the fellows’ presentation skills and emotional intelligence, promote connectivity and a sense of community among fellows from different companies and disciplines, develop new skill sets under the guidance of external trainers, and provide general knowledge about various aspects of drug development and issues facing the pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical industries.

The fellows learn from each other through individual and group presentations and debates on topics and issues related to the pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical industries. This dynamic forum provides an opportunity for open discussion and debate among fellows, Rutgers faculty, and company preceptors. In addition, outside experts provide training and professional development in a variety of areas (eg, tools for corporate success; professional writing, presentations, meeting facilitation, negotiating, influencing, networking, and conflict resolution skills; giving and receiving feedback; and business and dining etiquette). Other PDD guest speakers include senior industry executives, patient advocacy groups, and successful RPIF Program alumni who share their insights and experiences. Importantly, PDDs provide an excellent opportunity for fellows to interact with each other and develop lasting personal friendships and a strong professional network of fellows, faculty, alumni, and other industry executives.

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Rutgers Pharmaceutical Industry Fellowship Program Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, with approximately 70,875 students on its three campuses, is one of the major state university systems in the United States. The New Jersey College of Pharmacy was founded in 1892 and was incorporated into the University in 1927. The Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy is the only state school of pharmacy in New Jersey, with approximately 1,300 students in its Doctor of Pharmacy program.

The Rutgers Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy is located on the University’s main science and technology campus in Piscataway, New Jersey. Because of its close proximity to the nation’s leading pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical companies, the Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy and the RPIF Program are uniquely capable of providing fellows with exposure to the pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical industries.


amily of Leading Companies: Partners include several of the top 21 global pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical companies.

utstanding Alumni Track Record:Over 1,000 alumni hold prominent positions at many leading companies.

trong Network: Over 200 fellows each year develop valuable, lasting connections with each other, alumni, preceptors, and faculty.

he Pathway to Industry: Since 1984, the Rutgers program has been nationally recognized, trusted, and proven as the pathway to industry for pharmacists.

nhanced Career Path: Increasingly challenging assignments build depth of experience and enhance the potential for an accelerated career path.

igorous Academic Component: Rutgers affiliation provides academic and professional development opportunities.

Key Program Features

The Rutgers Pharmaceutical Industry Fellowship Program FOSTERs the growth and development of future pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical industry professionals through the following key program features:

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Application Process and Eligibility Requirements

Fellows for the Rutgers Pharmaceutical Industry Fellowship Program are selected on a nationally competitive basis. Candidates must have completed a Doctor of Pharmacy degree from an ACPE accredited institution before July 1 of the fellowship term.

Due to the ongoing pandemic, participation in PPS/ASHP is required. The PPS Portal will be necessary to request an interview with positions of interest. In addition, interested individuals may submit their application materials (curriculum vitae, three letters of recommendation and a letter of intent) beginning September 2020 by visiting our website at: pharmafellows.rutgers.edu

All application materials must be submitted electronically to the RPIF Website, in addition to requesting an interview via the PPS Portal.

Please address your Letter of Intent and Letters of Recommendation to:

Joseph A. Barone, PharmD, FCCPDean and Professor IIErnest Mario School of PharmacyRutgers, The State University of New Jersey160 Frelinghuysen RoadPiscataway, NJ 08854-8020


Key Event Date

PPS Portal Opens October 21st

First-Round Interviews Begin October 23rd

How to Apply:

Required Items Deadline*

Curriculum Vitae (CV) November 6th

Letter of Intent (LOI) November 6th

Letters of Recommendation (LORs) December 4th

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PharmD Fellowship Class with Preceptors photographed in Fall 2019

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