The first integrated innovation curriculum in a hospital system and ACGME-accredited medical training program

MESH Core Healthcare Innovation Bootcamp Certificate Course

MESH Core™ is the first integrated innovation curriculum in a hospital system and ACGME-accredited medical training program. It has been featured by the American College of Radiology and several other outlets. It spans across all of Mass General Brigham and has enrolled over 400 physician and research innovators to date from all medical specialties. All graduates receive a signed certificate of completion by Chris Coburn, Chief Innovation Officer of Mass General Brigham, and Marc Succi, MD, Course Director. 

Core is designed to educate the uninitiated and new healthcare innovator through an intensive bootcamp. The certificate course is taught by world leaders in their respective fields. Learners will gain fundamental knowledge in patents, prototyping, artificial intelligence, digital health, drug discovery, investing, NewCo company creation, corporations, and much more. All graduates are well-equipped to network and talk intelligently about innovation domains at conferences, in meetings, and in their workplace.

The online edition of MESH Core is accessible on-demand through the Mass General Brigham Innovation MESH Network. The in-person course runs on a rolling basis throughout the year in small group cohorts, and spans one week.

Read our paper here.  Send an email to Marc Succi, MD, Course Director, (msucci@mgh.harvard.edu) if you are interested in participating in the in-person MESH Core™.

Core to Date

The first integrated innovation curriculum in a hospital system and ACGME-accredited medical training program.


2200

Enrolled learners across Mass General Brigham & Harvard

17

In-person hands-on cohorts to date

25

Faculty lecturers across Mass General Brigham & Harvard

2018

Year established

"A really remarkable opportunity to diversify perspectiveduring clinical training which I thinkwill change the way I look at things during the rest of my careerand train my eye to potential opportunitythat I would not have otherwise considered."

-Physician Core Graduate, Mass General Brigham