Project Description
MESH CORE™ Innovation Bootcamp

MESH Core™ is the first integrated innovation curriculum in a medical training program. It has been featured by the American College of Radiology and several other outlets.
To date, Core™ has graduated 26 MD alumni in their week long intensive bootcamp, including out-of-state attendees. Core runs on a rolling basis throughout the year in small group cohorts, and spans one week.
Send an email to msucci@mgh.harvard.edu if you are interested in participating in MESH Core™.
Course Content

Core is designed to educate the uninitiated and junior innovator a one-week in-person intensive bootcamp, our course is taught by world leaders in their respective fields. Learners will gain fundamental knowledge in the described domains, and further be well-equipped to network and talk intelligently about innovation domains at conferences, in meetings, and in their workplace.

Results

MESH core alumni include the following physicians and researchers:
Joe King
Raj Kapoor
RJ Dhami
Ben Kozak
Monica Johnson
Mari Tanaka
Mimi Xu
Holly Brideau
Jason Laurer
Vincent Wu
Evan Stone
Craig Audin
Brooks Applewhite
Juan Villa Camacho
Bill Bradley
Willy Terell
Sarah Ebert
Dan Chonde
Lucina Lai
Amy Dickey
Chris Molloy
Kevin Patel
Siavash Raigani
Wynton Overcast (Indiana)
Claude Guerrier
Avik Som
Randy Miles
Basha Kako
Rory Cochrane

A really remarkable opportunity to diversify perspective during clinical training which I think will change the way I look at things during the rest of my career and train my eye to potential opportunity that I would not have otherwise considered.
I found the idea of starting a company or lab in the future to be overwhelming and likely impossible before this course. But the lectures and hands on sessions were all fantastic in elucidating concepts helpful for both. I would recommend everyone in our program take this course before graduating.
There is so much to learn in this course that cannot be simply read on line. I would highly recommend to my co-residents and residents in other programs.