Looking for the right opportunity? Biodesign can connect you to a host of jobs, internships and networks to get you on an upward trajectory.
Biodesign assists students and alumni in finding jobs, internships and other career resources. Working with the Career Development Center on campus we sponsor biannual career fairs, a spring resume book and individualized sponsor interview days, among other programs.
Contact
Roula El-Asmar
Program Manager
(650) 736-1158
fax (650) 724-8696
roula@stanford.edu
Events
- Career Fairs are held once a year. These events
are co-sponsored with the Career Development Center and are held in
conjunction with EWeek in February. Contact Roula (roula@stanford.edu)
for further information.
- NEW: As a member of our site, you can post your jobs to the Biodesign community. Simply use the LOGIN feature, and once logged in, select "Post a Job" from the menu of choices. Jobs will remain posted for 30 days.
Career Development Center Resources
(all require Cardinal Career login)
MedTech Resume Books
For 2011, please read further on our resume book page.
Access is free of charge to Biodesign Sponsors; $150 to VC clients; $300 to all other companies. Please contact Roula El-Asmar [contact information above] for your copy.
Career Counseling Drop-Ins
Tuesday – February 23 from 6pm till 7pm
You may have your resume/CV critiqued or quick career related questions answered Thursday afternoon (February 23th), from 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM, at the Clark Center, Room E129 (Brainstorming Room).
This is a great opportunity since you will get a change to meet with Career Development Counselors in a drop-in type format at the Clark Center. This is also in time to prepare for the Medtech Career Fair scheduled for February 28.
These Drop-ins are co-sponsored with Stanford Biodesign and the Career Development Center. No appointments are necessary. First come, first served. 15 minutes maximum.
Note: If the door is locked and you can’t get in please knock on the door.
You will get a chance to meet with Career Development Counselors in a drop-in type format at the Clark Center. These drop-ins are co-sponsored with Stanford Biodesign and the Career Development Center.
