Health system intelligence profile
Montefiore Einstein
Last reviewed August 30, 2026
Intelligence summary
Mandate and remit
The Montefiore Einstein Innovation Biodesign Training Program is a one-year fellowship-style experience designed to train clinician innovators inside the health system. Participants take health-technology coursework covering digital health, market assessment, intellectual property, regulatory strategy, product validation, funding models and financial operations. The curriculum pairs didactics with clinical immersion, in which trainees observe care to identify unmet needs, and with an innovation project that culminates in a pitch to institutional leadership. It serves Montefiore Einstein faculty and fellows, with an explicit focus on chronic disease burdens affecting Bronx patients and providers. Trainees are mentored by Montefiore Einstein faculty alongside external industry and entrepreneurship experts.
Organizational home: Innovation Biodesign Training Program, Montefiore Einstein
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