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Pharmaceutical Enterprise (ME:200.708)

1. Course Summary

“Pharmaceutical Enterprise” is a discussion-driven and highly interactive course designed to provide students with greater insights into a range of career opportunities outside of the laboratory for graduate students and postdoctoral fellows in the field of biomedical sciences.  The course consists of seven modules, each of which begins with a pre-lecture discussion session proceeded by a lecture by an expert in the given subject, and post-lecture discussion session. This 3-segment format enables students to digest the topic thoroughly and gain in-depth knowledge through peer discussion and interaction with lecturers. The course is particularly suited for those interested in learning more about post-PhD career options outside of the laboratory.

Seven teams will be formed among students and each team will facilitate pre/post-lecture sessions for the assigned topic.  This team activity accounts for 50% of the final grade.  Class participation accounts for the other 50% of the final grade.  Canvas will be used to communicate with students, share course materials, make announcements, submit assignments, and post grades.   

2. Course Objectives

Students successfully completing this course will be able to recognize various career options available for PhD scientists and make a more informed decision about what careers best fit their interests and strengths. 

3. Couse Schedule

Fall 2023
Course Director: Takashi Tsukamoto ([email protected])
Location: Rangos Building Room 590
Time: 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM
Dates: Every Friday 9/1/2023-12/15/2023

  Topic Activity
9/1

Introduction

Module 1: The Story of ClearMask 

Introductory Remarks by Takashi Tsukamoto

Pre-Lecture Discussion Session 

9/8 Module 1: The Story of ClearMask Lecture by Inez Lam (Johns Hopkins BME)

9/15

Module 1: The Story of ClearMask

Module 2: Pharmaceutical Consulting

Post Lecture Discussion Session

Pre-Lecture Discussion Session

9/22 Module 2: Pharmaceutical Consulting Lecture by Jackie Flanagan (Bain & Company)
9/29

Module 2: Pharmaceutical Consulting

Module 3: Venture Philanthropy

Post-Lecture Discussion Session

Pre-Lecture Discussion Session

10/6 Module 3: Venture Philanthropy Lecture by Kara Foshay (Cystic Fibrosis Foundation)
10/13

Module 3: Venture Philanthropy

Module 4: Intellectual Property

Post-Lecture Discussion Session

Pre-Lecture Discussion Session

10/20 Module 4: Intellectual Property Lecture by Michael Wormald (Wilson Sonsini)
10/27

Module 4: Intellectual Property

Module 5: Project Management

Post-Lecture Discussion Session

Pre-Lecture Discussion Session

11/3 Module 5: Project Management Lecture by Lisa Wasilewski (AstraZeneca)
11/10

Module 5: Project Management

Module 6: Investment Analysis

Post-Lecture Discussion Session

Pre-Lecture Discussion Session

11/17 Module 6: Investment Analysis Lecture by Ben Bell (T. Rowe Price)
12/1

Module 6: Investment Analysis

Module 7: Drug Pricing

Post-Lecture Discussion Session

Pre-Lecture Discussion Session

12/8 Module 7: Drug Pricing Lecture by Ge Bai (Johns Hopkins Carey Business School)
12/15 Module 7: Drug Pricing Post-Lecture Discussion Session

4. Classroom accommodations for students with disabilities

Johns Hopkins University values diversity and inclusion.  We are committed to providing welcoming, equitable, and accessible educational experiences for all students.  Students with disabilities (including those with psychological conditions, medical conditions and temporary disabilities) can request accommodations for this course by providing an Accommodation Letter issued by Student Disability Servies (SDS).  Please request accomodations for this course as early as possible to provide time for effective communication and arrangements.  For further information or to start the process of requesting accommodations, please contact Student Disability Services at the School of Medicine: [email protected].

Please contact Dr. Takashi Tsukamoto ([email protected]) for more information.