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Overview

Heal Capital is a leading European HealthTech and AI venture capital fund with EUR 200M+ assets under management and 27 portfolio companies. Founded in 2019 and based in Berlin, Heal Capital invests EUR 1-5M from Pre-Seed to Series A in healthcare innovation backed by 20+ health insurers, pharma companies, and institutional investors.

The firm's Investment Fellow position offers growth-stage team members opportunities to join the VC investing side with loads of ownership and learning opportunities for diverse STEM profiles interested in venture capital and healthcare transformation.

Investment focus

Heal Capital focuses on investing in innovative healthcare solutions, particularly in the HealthTech and AI sectors. The fellowship aims to attract diverse STEM professionals who are passionate about transforming healthcare through venture capital.

Program details

Candidates are encouraged to highlight their STEM backgrounds and interest in healthcare when applying.

Who it is for

  • STEM background (engineering, biology, chemistry, data science, or related fields)
  • Interest in impact investing and healthcare transformation
  • European location preference
  • Varied experience levels welcome (career switchers encouraged)

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Admissions and application

Details on the application process are not specified. Interested candidates should check the Heal Capital website for updates.

Benefits

  • Full-time Investment Fellow position
  • Direct exposure to VC investment decision-making
  • Mentorship from Heal Capital partners
  • Portfolio company interaction and support
  • Access to European healthcare ecosystem
  • Learning opportunities in healthtech deal flow
  • High ownership and autonomy in role

Timeline

The program duration is variable, and specific timelines are not detailed.

What came of it

Limited public information on fellowship alumni outcomes and career progression.

How to go about it

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What it pays

The fellowship is a full-time salary position, providing financial support to fellows as they engage in venture capital activities.

Questions about this program

What is the Heal Capital Fellowship?

It is an Investment Fellow position focused on healthcare venture capital.

What are the eligibility requirements?

Candidates should have a STEM background and an interest in healthcare transformation.

About Heal Capital

Heal Capital

Venture Capital

Investing in the future of HealthTech.

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