FDA Research Fellowship: Antivenom Potency & In Vitro

FDA ORISE program at White Oak, Maryland offers a research fellowship in the Office of Tissues and Advanced Therapies (OTAT), CBER. Fellows work under PhD scientists to develop in vitro methods to replace animal testing for antivenom potency and study long-term stability of non-US antivenoms.

The program emphasizes creativity and hypothesis-driven experiments. Participants are trained, not employees of FDA, with stipends commensurate with education level; onboarding requires background checks