MIT DHIVE Women’s Health track
A Deep Dive into Healthcare Innovation
The MIT DHIVE Women’s Health Track is a new and exciting internship opportunity exploring a variety of needs for Women’s Health including closing the gap in research for Women’s Health. Participants will gain insights from knowledgeable subject matter experts on key needs and challenges, engage in brainstorming and ideation activities, and learn from seasoned entrepreneurs how to transform ideas into viable solutions. . Complete our form below to apply!
All of the DHIVE tracks offer an opportunity to learn about a variety of challenging healthcare problems that need solutions. The program is designed to provide you with education on various topics to spark your own ideation for possible solutions. There are no set expectations, and we encourage ideation and creative out-of-of-the box-thinking. We also value diverse educational backgrounds. If you are interested in healthcare innovation and entrepreneurship the DHIVE program is for you!
Summer 2024 Potential Projects To Explore:
The needs in Women’s Health are endless. Stay tuned for specific challenge tracks!
Who Should Apply?
Individuals interested in healthcare entrepreneurship who want to explore potential topics/problems individually or by joining an existing team.
Individuals who have a novel idea on how to address a particular need or challenge related to any of the potential areas
Individuals who have expertise in proven technologies and are interested in applying their knowledge to address these unmet needs
Current or recent MIT Sandbox team members interested in exploring the application of their concept to address a particular need or challenge related to above
Eligibility and Program Information
Eligibility
Open to all MIT undergraduate and graduate students and Non-MIT students.
Limited paid Internships are available for MIT undergraduate and graduate students who can commit at least 20 hours/week. Undergraduate internship rate $15 per hour. MIT graduate student internship rate is $20 per hour.
Graduate students who have a RAship and are unable to commit 20 hours/week are still eligible for a limited paid internship and encouraged to apply.
Non-MIT students are welcome to apply, although internship stipend is not guaranteed.
Current or recent Sandbox team members are eligible to apply.
Program Elements
Mentorship from experienced entrepreneurs and subject matter experts
Education on understanding the needs and challenges related to specific healthcare focuses
Entrepreneurship-related workshops
Expert-led talks tailored for specific track focuses
Facilitated team formation; Opportunities to connect with the existing teams and other participants to foster collaboration
Tailored MIT I-Corps Customer Discovery workshop
Potential for continued support in MIT Sandbox