Pulse Health Innovation Network aims to generate interest in health innovation, develop innovation skills, and introduce students to careers in healthcare and life sciences.
What We Do:
Pulse’s primary objectives are to establish a launchpad for student-led health innovation, enhance student innovation skills in a low-risk environment, and support student-led healthcare life sciences companies in navigating available ecosystem resources.Â
See our three pillars of program’s for more information.Â
Who We Serve:
Our primary audience consists of students and student-led healthcare companies.
Students benefit from innovation skill-building opportunities through hackathons and workshops. They also gain exposure to unique and exciting healthcare careers by participating in clinical tours.
Student-led healthcare companies receive valuable connections to key ecosystem partners, including Lab2Market, Collide, Nova Scotia Health Innovation Hub, and Life Sciences Nova Scotia. These partnerships help support their growth and success in the healthcare industry.
Interested? Contact Us:
For more information, please contact Pulse manager Schnell D’Souza at schnell.dsouza@dal.ca.Â
Additionally, check out our most recent events and highlights by finding us on Instagram @innovatepulse.Â
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Students engaged in Pulse programming will have access to opportunities such as hackathons, IPE courses, clinical spaces tours and workshops on intellectual property. These offer a hands on experiences offer the opportunity to step outside the classroom and engage in real world issues.
Program participants will be able to foster connections between both their academic life, and the professional world. This is done through speaker series, extra support for Lab2Market and Collide Validate participants, and through ecosystem mapping.
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Resources
Pulse members will have access to key documents that help them to understand the roadmap to getting an idea onto shelves and the hands of doctors. Pulse has a collection of documents that help students navigate how to get FDA approval or regulatory body approvals.
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Interested? Check out our upcoming events below:
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