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Description: This is a summer position for a Research Intern in the Pulmonary Vascular Disease Center Program (PVDC) as a component of the Center for Lungs and Breathing (CLB) at the University of Colorado Hospital. This position will assist in conducting clinical trials and research projects for the PVDC & CLB Research. Interns will explore research projects within the field of Pulmonology. They will be able to attend clinics and medical conferences within the sub-specialties of pulmonary.

The goal of the program is to immerse qualified undergraduates into a program that aims to engage their curiosity in medicine and further develop the desire to pursue a career in the field of Pulmonary Science and Critical Care Medicine.

Supervision: The Medical Director of the CLB, and Research Program Manager, will mentor each Intern as they explore the field of Medicine and Clinical Research. They will also work with collaborating investigators, project managers, as well as, clinical and research personnel within the CLB.

Program Requirements:

• Goals: Design and discuss your goals for the internship in a 2-3 paged, double-spaced report detailing what you would like to accomplish during the internship.
• Poster/Presentation: All interns will create a presentation that describes in detail an aspect they learned during the internship. This presentation will take place in front of multiple CLB researchers & staff.
• Multidisciplinary Rotations through outpatient clinics
• Participation in Clinical Research projects within the division and further understanding of Good Clinical Practice/Research Regulations.
• Grand Rounds: All Interns will attend weekly Grand Rounds to further acclimate themselves to the discussion of medical treatments and diseases.
• Selection Committee Attendance: All interns will attend various selection meetings to immerse themselves in the discussion that takes place to ensure appropriate and ethical medicine is applied.

Areas of Responsibility:

Clinical Research Development & Clinic Structure

• Assisting with industry-sponsored and investigator-initiated clinical trials
• Assisting in the Maintenance of a clinical research specimen bio-repository
• Shadowing Physicians within the Pulmonary Science and Critical Care Medicine Division.
• Attending Grand Rounds, Transplant Meetings, and other meetings to further knowledge/exposure to the field.
• Collaborating with principal investigators, co-investigators, and research staff to conduct clinical trials
• Creation of final presentation
• Learn policy and procedures for conducting trials
• Attending Lunch & Learns to further knowledge in the Pulmonary Science & Critical Care Medicine field

Required Competencies

• Interest in pursuing a career in health sciences and medical investigation
• Currently enrolled as an undergraduate student
• Interns must commit to completing program requirements, including attending orientation, weekly lectures and events, and a final presentation of their project

Stipend: $2,000.00

Application Materials Required:

• Cover Letter
• 2 Reference Letters from a Teacher, Mentor, or other Supervisor
• Copy of current Undergraduate Transcript
• Topic: The pillars of our curriculum are Leadership, Curiosity, and Commitment. Tell us about how you have embodied one or more of these attributes in your path to medicine or medical research thus far. In which of these areas do you see the most opportunity for personal growth and why? Limit this response to 500 words.

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Career Conversations with Merck Take Deep Dives into Research Profession Roles

Blog May 23, 2024

Julia Buoscio, Associate Clinical Research Associate, Merck

In anticipation of the May 29 “ Merck Journeys: Career Conversations within Clinical Research ” virtual career event being held by Merck in partnership with ACRP, we asked Julia Buoscio, an Associate Clinical Research Associate based in the New York City area with the company, to share some details on her early-career progression since completing an internship with Merck and transitioning to a  full-time position.   

Buoscio will be joined by Merck representatives in Clinical Data Management, Clinical Science and Study Management, and Clinical Research Associate roles as they describe career options and opportunities at the company and industrywide employment trends in drug research and development during the event, which is free for ACRP members and nonmembers.  

ACRP: Please tell us a little about what drew you into science in the first place, how you found your internship with Merck, what you thought of this introduction to clinical research, and your career growth into your current role since then.  

Buoscio: I have always had an interest in science and medicine. While completing my undergraduate degree at Bucknell University, I was on the pre-med track, as I felt medical school would align most with my passions. After a few shadowing experiences and externship opportunities, I reconsidered whether this path was for me. I knew I had a passion for healthcare, but I was unsure what other career paths would satisfy that.  

After doing extensive research online and searching for internship opportunities, I came across the Clinical Science & Study Management (CSSM) Internship position at Merck. I was unfamiliar with the field of clinical research prior to this but was beyond excited to discover a field that highlighted my passion for advancing medicine further to improve patient care. I applied and was accepted to this internship in the summer of 2021, and my internship experience reinforced my passion for the field. I applied for a full-time position as a Clinical Trial Coordinator and joined Merck in the summer of 2022. A year later, I began my current position as an Associate Clinical Research Associate (ACRA).  

ACRP: What kinds of transferable skills have allowed you to grow and transition as new career opportunities have presented themselves?  

Buoscio: I believe some important skills that can be applied to a variety of roles include project management, organization, and proactivity. However, I think the most valuable skills (especially for those early in their career) are the ability to recognize what you don’t know and to seek out that information by asking questions.  

When I first started the ACRA role, I had a lot to learn. I had to learn all of Merck’s standard operating procedures and site processes, the complexity of each protocol I was working on, the various systems we were using (electronic data capture, electronic trial master file, vendor systems, etc.), and more. There was a point where I was hesitant to ask questions because I didn’t want to seem unprepared or that I was lacking information. However, I have learned that getting comfortable asking questions is a vital skill to recognize and develop in your career. I am grateful to be surrounded by such amazing colleagues who have been so open to hopping on a quick call with me or guiding me in the right direction of a resource when I didn’t know how to navigate a situation. The skill of “asking questions” has proven itself to be very valuable to me and has enabled me to grow and develop through my career.  

ACRP: Have there been elements of the Merck culture, career development tools, or side opportunities within the company that have helped support your growth and development there?  

Buoscio: My favorite part about Merck is that the company offers “Gigs,” which are opportunities that employees apply to and complete at the same time as their regular role. Gigs provide development experiences for employees to strengthen and grow skills or gain exposure to a new function/division/region that’s in alignment with their developmental goals or career aspirations. During my first year at Merck, I recognized certain skills outside the scope of my day-to-day job that I wanted to further develop, such as project management and leadership. I searched for Gigs on our “Opportunity Marketplace” and came across an event planning position through one of our Employee Business Resource Groups called “Next Gen Network” (NGN). I applied and interviewed for the position and was thrilled to be accepted.  

In this Gig position, I managed and coordinated all event planning activities for a United States Regional Leadership Summit for about 50 NGN chapter leads across the U.S. and Canada. I consulted with the U.S. Leadership Team to determine objectives and requirements for the event; I managed the budget and booked all the venues, hotels, and activities for the group; I attended the meeting and facilitated workshops; and I conducted an after-action review post-summit and presented on lessons learned from the summit.  

My Gig helped me develop transferable skills, enhance productivity with a high workload, become more efficient at multitasking, and even improve my confidence in my ability to learn new things. I am so grateful that Merck offers Gigs and provides employees the opportunity to enhance skills and capabilities through meaningful work beyond the scope of one’s typical role.  

ACRP: Please share the top few pieces of advice you have for someone who is interested in exploring a clinical career at Merck.  

Buoscio: My main piece of advice is to recognize the value of networking and learn to excel at it. I think the best way to learn more about clinical research and opportunities within the field is by talking to individuals already embedded in it—learning about their career path, hearing about their current role, and asking for any guidance they have to offer.  

Before I joined the company, I connected with individuals on LinkedIn and asked if they were open to chatting briefly on a 1-on-1 Zoom/Teams call. Everyone offered their own unique perspective which allowed me to learn so much from these conversations. The people at Merck are truly what make the company so special, and I have found that everyone at the company has been very open to connecting to offer advice and guidance. I also think it’s beneficial to take advantage of resources offered online—ACRP offers some great courses that provide a thorough overview of clinical research and can prepare you for a variety of positions within the field.  

Edited by Gary Cramer  

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Are you a medical student or a resident interested in a clinical research career in Switzerland? Or a senior registrar aiming to run high-quality clinical research projects? This website provides you a clear overview of career support and funding opportunities, available training options and mentoring programmes. Use it to explore typical career tracks and plan your academic career.

• Undergraduate

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Allows students to mention "research" on their master's degree

Possibility to perform a second internship abroad

Small grant provided (CHF 300/week in Switzerland or up to CHF 2000/month for an internship abroad)

Includes mentoring opportunity until the end of studies

• Junior researcher

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Clinically involved candidates can combine clinical work (50% position) and dedicate the remaining time to a patient-oriented research project

The programme is open to physicians, psychologists, physiotherapists, etc.

• Senior researcher

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Includes a mentoring programme

An extension for 6-12 months is possible upon approval of the evaluation committee

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