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2025 GMP Training Program, Laboratory for Cell & Gene Therapy

Stanford Laboratory for Cell and Gene Medicine (LCGM) – 2025 GMP Training Program

Cell and Gene Therapy Manufacturing at LCGM

Stanford Laboratory for Cell & Gene Medicine (LCGM) is an innovative, state-of-the-art, multi-product manufacturing facility that develops cell and gene-based therapies for early phase clinical trials in compliance with current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP) FDA regulations. LCGM’s projects represent diverse therapeutic modalities including hematopoietic stem cells and host alloantigen-specific regulatory T cells to prevent Graft versus Host Disease, genetically engineered immune cells (T-cells) for cancer immunotherapy and complex immune syndromes and CRISPR gene correction for sickle cell disease amongst others. A unique biotech startup in an academic environment, LCGM provides an exciting opportunity to work with world class scientists who support translational medicine.

 

Program Description

To educate, train, and build a highly skilled diverse workforce in cell and gene therapy biomanufacturing, LCGM offers a unique GMP Training Program by providing work-based learning opportunity along with classroom instruction and mentorship. This program is funded by the CIRM INFR5 grant. 

The program offers an exciting opportunity to gain real world experience for a period of six months or 980 hours and earn while learning and gaining experience in any one functional area: Process Development and Manufacturing OR Quality Control OR Quality Assurance

 

Program Details

  • Program Dates: August 2025 to February 2026
  • Full-time, On-site in Palo Alto, CA

 

Eligibility: 

  • Minimum bachelor's degree (STEM preferred)
  • U.S. citizen / permanent resident
  • Able to work onsite in Palo Alto, CA

 

Application Process

 

Inquiries: lcgm_opportunities@stanford.edu

Visit Website: med.stanford.edu/lcgm to learn more about LCGM and the program