HOPE J&J RWVE Fellowship
About J&J RWVE
Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine is committed to improving the lives of patients worldwide by combining rigorous science with compassion. The work spans multiple therapeutic areas, including oncology, immunology, neuroscience, cardiovascular health, pulmonary hypertension, and retina, developing treatments that move from lab to life while addressing the most complex diseases of our time. J&J prioritize patient needs, ensure high-quality care, and operate with integrity and ethical responsibility.
About Rutgers HOPE
The Rutgers University Center for Health Outcomes, Policy, and Economics partners with scientists, clinicians and stakeholders from academia, pharmaceutical, biotech, and other marketplace innovators to conduct interdisciplinary research that produces relevant, meaningful health outcomes, economic models and analyses to facilitate the adoption of cost-effective healthcare and improve patient outcomes.
Fellowship Team
Courtney Morrow
Fellowship Sponsor
Chintan Dave, PharmD, PhD
Fellowship Director
Shawn Du, Ph.D.
Fellowship Preceptor
Iris Lin
Fellowship Preceptor
Benjamin Bates, MD
Rutgers Program Faculty
Monica D’Arcy, MS, PhD
Rutgers Program Faculty
Program and Structure
The Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy at Rutgers University, part of Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences (RBHS), collaborates with the Rutgers School of Public Health and Robert Wood Johnson Medical School to provide a strong interdisciplinary environment for education, research, and real-world training.
This Fellowship, in partnership with the Real World Value and Evidence (RWVE) Solid Tumor Oncology team at Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine, offers hands-on experience in real-world evidence research, health economics, patient outcomes, and market access. Fellows work with RWVE researchers to generate high-quality evidence demonstrating the value of J&J Innovative Medicine products.
The program combines onsite industry research in Titusville, New Jersey, with didactic coursework and professional seminars. Fellows are employed by Rutgers University for one year, with potential renewal for a second year, and gain experience in study design, literature review, data analysis, and cross-functional collaboration. Fellows may also enroll in up to three graduate-level Rutgers courses.
Current Fellows
 Safalta Khadka, PhD, MS
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 Bernard Bright Davies-Teye, MD, PhD
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Previous Fellows
Arveen Kaur, PhD
Aram Babcock, PhD, PharmD/RPh, MBA
