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. They will be supported by the DHVL team (link) and have academic mentor identified. 1. Gain a comprehensive understanding of clinical workflow that the digital health technology is expected to operate
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activity e.g. drug discovery or development company (including CRO life science investment, technology transfer office with life science focus). A2 Knowledge of intellectual property (specifically working
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Mathematics, Physics, Computational Engineering or a related discipline, or alternatively possess the equivalent in professional qualifications and experience, with experience of personal development in a
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, their applications, and the healthcare industry's regulatory landscape. F2 Experience of delivering digital health technology evaluations working with academic, regulatory and clinical experts F3 Experience
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, including the application of technology and business systems; E5 Experience of interpreting highly complex information to provide effective ‘good practice’ solutions to achieve results. E6 Significant
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degree programmes and courses, taking advantage of existing systems and technology to ensure high levels of service delivery and data quality. Organise and clerk committees as required ensuring