Research & Development Rotational Program Associate

*When applying, please be sure to submit the required brief personal statement (see details below) along with your resume including your GPA in order to be considered.**  

 
What You Will Achieve 

At Pfizer, we are changing lives. We discover, develop and deliver breakthrough medicines and vaccines to the world. Our colleagues are purpose-driven and united by a passion to transform patients’ lives.    

Our scientists, clinicians and Research & Development (R&D) professionals are among the best in the industry with the resources and scale to solve some of the world’s most complex health challenges. So, it’s no wonder that they choose to pursue their life’s passion at Pfizer and deliver on our promise to society. 

The goal of the Pfizer R&D Rotational Program is to grow Pfizer’s pipeline of R&D talent with promising science, technology and math (STEM) college graduates. This in-depth skills development and experiential program offers graduates the opportunity to gain experience and insight into drug discovery and development from leading scientists, clinicians, statisticians, epidemiologists and professionals, and to bridge from student to industry professional, or into an advanced-degree program. 

The Pfizer R&D Rotational Program is a two-year program.  Associates will be immersed into the pharmaceutical business through four 6-month job rotations in diverse R&D disciplines. Each rotation will involve meaningful assignments and projects, mentorship and coaching, and collaborative interactions to develop business acumen and technical expertise and set them on the path to a pharmaceutical career. 

What We Offer:   

• Strong focus on all aspects of drug discovery and development, including early research, mid to late-stage clinical development and operations, regulatory planning, and business support. 

• Challenging projects and assignments. 

• Leadership, teamwork and networking skills. 

• Rotations aligned to an individual’s interests and career aspirations. 

What Types of Experiences You Will Have: 

Laboratory and non-laboratory experiences are dependent on background and inter