The one-year position with the medical school will involve the fellow conducting bioethics and health policy research related to the Good Pharma Scorecard project, which aims to define, monitor and share industry benchmarks to support the wellbeing of all healthcare stakeholders, including patients and hospitals.
The fellow will work with physicians, ethicists and lawyers to design, implement and monitor research projects with the Good Pharma Scorecard. They will be overseen by Assistant Professor Jennifer Miller, PhD, Professor Joseph Ross, MD, and Professor Cary Gross, MD at Yale Medical School, as well as Professor Michelle Mello of Stanford (Calif.) Law School.
Read more about the position here.
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