Does anyone have any experience with any of the above?
squiggles5270 can you tell me more about the Ferguson fellowship? I am having a hard time deciding whether to do that one or the NIH internship this summer. I have not yet been accepted to the Ferguson fellowship (just had the phone interview and should know by next week) but I have been accepted to the NIH internship. Both great opportunities but unfortunately I would have to pick one.I did the James Ferguson Fellowship with the CDC. It was a great experience. I worked with extremely intelligent people and had I been finished with pharm school, would have got offered a job. Often at the end of the internship they do offer you employment. I suggest you work hard, do anything thing in life that they want you to do ( I found myself doing dunkin donuts run mid-day) and network your but off. This is a great experience for someone, and federal benefits are a plus.
Do you mind sharing your stats?squiggles5270 can you tell me more about the Ferguson fellowship? I am having a hard time deciding whether to do that one or the NIH internship this summer. I have not yet been accepted to the Ferguson fellowship (just had the phone interview and should know by next week) but I have been accepted to the NIH internship. Both great opportunities but unfortunately I would have to pick one.
My overall career goal is to go into pharmaceutical industry but prior to that I want to do a fellowship with some drug company. Which do you believe would make me more attractive to the post-pharmacy fellowship selection committee?
Hello,I did the James Ferguson Fellowship with the CDC. It was a great experience. I worked with extremely intelligent people and had I been finished with pharm school, would have got offered a job. Often at the end of the internship they do offer you employment. I suggest you work hard, do anything thing in life that they want you to do ( I found myself doing dunkin donuts run mid-day) and network your but off. This is a great experience for someone, and federal benefits are a plus.
Hi, thanks in advance! I am a P1 pharmacy student and I also applied to the James A. Ferguson Fellowship this summer. I consider myself a competitive applicant (2 years research experience, 1 publication + a few conference presentations, leadership in class council- President, EMT as an extracurricular activity, and pharmacy intern at Walgreens). I'm just worried that my essays aren't too great, since there were so many of them and I was starting to sound repetitive...Does anyone mind sharing their stats when they were a summer intern and/or let me know how their experience was? Thanks!