Bristol-Myers Squibb supports three Fellowship Research Training Programs in Immunoscience, Virology and Oncology therapeutic areas. These programs are key components of an ongoing and concerted effort by Bristol-Myers Squibb to advance research and understanding in the areas of Rheumatology, HIV/AIDS, chronic hepatitis B and C virus (HBV, HCV), and Oncology.

Goals of the Program

• Support studies that will further strengthen the science and knowledge of Rheumatology, HIV/AIDS, HBV, HCV and Oncology
• Support the development of future clinical researchers

Eligibility Criteria

• Be an active Fellow accepted to or in good standing in an U.S.-based ACGME-accredited Fellows training program in the 2013-2014 academic year
• Desire to enhance knowledge and skill development in the area of Rheumatology, HIV/AIDS, HBV, or Oncology research
• Must identify a faculty member to serve as project mentor at the applicant’s institution

Enrollment and Funding

• Fellows will be selected for the 2013-2014 academic year
• Training grant awards up to $20,000 to support research-related expenses for a 1-year research period
• Total training grant amount is inclusive of indirect costs and associated IRB fees and is not permitted for use towards travel to conferences or for durable equipment

Application Process

• Please review the Terms & Conditions outlined here
• During the application period, follow the appropriate link below to view the research proposals Bristol-Myers Squibb has identified
• To be considered the Fellow must complete the application and submit all required supplemental materials through the website. Please review the details for how to apply here
• Based on your research interest, please contact us with any questions regarding these programs at either immunoscience.fellows@bms.com, virology.fellows@bms.com or oncology.fellows@bms.com

Before starting the submission process, please be sure to have the following information available.

• Curriculum vitae
• Letter of good standing
  • This letter must come directly from the program administrator or program director
• Letter of recommendation
  • This letter should be provided by a mentor along with a biosketch/CV
• Concept summary/Letter of intent (LOI):
  • Hypothesis/Rationale
  • Objective/Endpoint
  • Treatment
  • Sample size
  • Eligibility
  • Statistical plan
  • References
• Budget

Immunoscience Fellows, please click here to agree to the Bristol-Myers Squibb Terms and Conditions, Privacy Policy and to begin the application process.

Oncology Fellows, please click here to agree to the Bristol-Myers Squibb Terms and Conditions, Privacy Policy and to begin the application process.

Virology Fellows, please click here to agree to the Bristol-Myers Squibb Terms and Conditions, Privacy Policy and to begin the application process.