Become a Catalyst BioConsulting Consultant at the 成人快手
Our consultants are at the forefront of scientific research. For those who plan to transition to a career in industry, Catalyst BioConsulting is an excellent opportunity to gain first-hand experience and work on projects that positively impact biotech firms.
Benefits to Consultants
How We Work
Our Team Approach
As a group, we participate in monthly development workshops, small group discussions, and large conferences where we rub shoulders with industry leaders from around the world. Former members have gone on to become consultants, product specialists, bench scientists, and patent agents.
Apply to be a Consultant
To apply you must currently be an employee, postdoctoral researcher, or graduate student at the 成人快手, University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee, or Versiti Blood Research Institute.
Current graduate students at the 成人快手, must read the graduate student policy (below) and聽download the checklist聽(PDF) to complete.
Current employees/postdocs at the 成人快手 and/or Versiti, must download the Employee/Postdoc-Supervisor Agreement聽(PDF) to complete.
If you are interested in joining our team, please download and submit the聽Catalyst BioConsulting application file聽(DOCX) and submit it along with your CV or resume to聽catalystbioconsulting@mcw.edu.
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Graduate Student Catalyst BioConsulting (CBC) Policy
Since its inception, CBC has accepted applications only from postdocs. Due to the changing nature of academic training, CBC is now accepting applications from 成人快手 (成人快手) Graduate Students (GS).
GS will be considered trainee consultants and will be supervised by CBC consultants. GS will have the opportunity to shadow selected CBC consultants and learn via observation. This shadowing includes voluntarily participating in meetings with clients, and with the CBC team to whom the GS is assigned. The amount of time spent volunteering will be based on the student鈥檚 schedule. Graduate School responsibilities will always take priority. GS will also have the opportunity to attend learning workshops held once per month (Friday evening, 4-9pm).
At all times, the GS will ensure that their graduate schoolwork takes priority over all CBC activities.
Prerequisites:
a. GPA minimum: 3.5
b. Successfully passage of qualifying exam
c. Outline approved by the Dean of the Graduate School
d. Must be in their 3rd or 4th year of training
e. A 1-year time limit will be observed
f. GS must obtain their Advisor鈥檚 approval (in writing). A form will be provided to do so. This form will also include a guarantee that the GS has obtained permission from all thesis committee members to join CBC.