Medical Student Summer Research Opportunities

by | Jun 30, 2024 | Research Databases, Research Tips/Advice

Author: TouroCOM-Middletown APSA Research Club by SOMA National Research Committee [Database Subcommittee]

Updated: December 26, 2023

AOA Research Grant

  • This grant is designed to provide funding for research projects that embody the principles of osteopathic medicine in order to promote the impact and efficacy of the osteopathic practice. Projects are 18 months in length and start September 1st each year. Through this funding, the AOA will only accept patient-based projects and not basic science research.

  • Application open: Opens in spring

  • Deadline: End of June

 

Allegheny Health Network (AHN): Research Internship

 

Allegheny Health Network (AHN): Neurosurgery Summer Internship Program

 

American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (AACAP) – Summer Medical Student Fellowship

  • Offers a chance for medical students to explore a career in child and adolescent psychiatry, gain valuable work experience, and meet leaders in the child and adolescent psychiatry field. Stipend awards up to $3,500 for 12 weeks of clinical or research training under a child and adolescent psychiatrist mentor as well as travel and fee reimbursement for required attendance at the AACAP Annual Meeting in the fall to present their research.

  • Application open: Not specified

  • Deadline: Early March 

 

American Osler Society (AOS): Medical History and Medical Humanism Award

 

American Society of Hematology (ASH) Minority Medical Student Award Program

  • Provides underrepresented minority medical students with an opportunity to conduct a research project under the supervision of an ASH member

  • Must have a mentor who is a member of ASH and can choose between 3 projects: 

  • Summer: 8-12 wks during 1st or 2nd year summer break ($5,000 stipend + $2,000 for supplies)

  • Flexible: 1 year duration during 1st, 2nd, or 3rd years ($5,000 stipend, $2,000 supplies)

  • Yearlong: must take off a year of school during what would otherwise be 2nd, 3rd, or 4th year ($32,000 stipend + additional allowances + $4,000 supplies)

  • Application open: NOW

  • Deadline: 

    • Request a mentor deadline: October 15, 2022

    • Application deadline: January 17, 2023

    • Award will be announced mid-March 2023

 

American Society of Nephrology (ASN) Kidney TREKS (Tutored Research & Education for Kidney Scholars)

  • Designed to foster interest in careers in nephrology and research through a week-long research course retreat and long-term mentorship program

  • Must be a medical student who has completed at least one year of medical school, a graduate student pursuing a PhD, or a postdoctoral fellow within their first year of training

  • Can attend one of two sites: Mount Desert Island Biological Laboratory in Bar Harbor, Maine or University of Chicago, typically in June

  • Application open: Not yet open, usually opens in January

  • Deadline:  Usually closes in March

 

Appalachian Preceptorship through Quillen College of Medicine Dept of Rural Health

 

Arnold P. Gold Foundation Student Summer Fellowships

  • Offers opportunities for medical students to undertake a research or service project related to community health

  • Stipend of $4,000 for a 10-wk period

  • Gold Student Summer Research Fellowship: awarded for research in community health, cultural competency issues and improving the health and lives of traditionally underserved populations

  • Gold Student Summer Service Fellowship: intended to provide students an opportunity to design and implement a service project addressing a public health need in an underserved community or population

  • Application open: early 2023

  • Deadline: usually mid to late March

 

Campagna Summer Research Scholarship in Neurological Surgery

  • 10 week summer scholarship during 1st or 2nd year for students interested in neurosurgery

  • One scholar is selected annually and will work under a mentor at the Oregon Health and Science University (OHSU) in Portland, OR, where they will be awarded $5000 for living and travel expenses + an additional $2500 if the student presents their research at a national conference

  • Application open: NOW

  • Deadline: January 18th, 2023, award announced by February 24th, 2023

 

Cancer in the Under-Privileged, Indigent, or Disadvantaged (CUPID) Summer Translational Oncology Program

  • This program is designed to cultivate an interest in cancer treatment and research in medical students who have not yet fully defined their career plans. Preference will be given to students who attend a school that is not affiliated with an NCI-designated cancer center 

  • Three locations are available for this program: The Ohio State University, Indiana University, and John Hopkins University. The OSU location is reserved for OSU medical students only

  • Application open: Typically opens in mid-December

  • Deadline: Typically closes in mid-February

 

Case Western Reserve University – Heart, Lung, and Blood (HLB) Summer Research Program

  • This program selects a diverse group of 12 undergraduates and 8 medical students to perform biomedical research in cardiovascular, pulmonary, hematology, and sleep disorders at CWRU in Cleveland, Ohio

  • Students from underrepresented groups may apply, such as those who are African American, American Indian/Alaska Native, Latino, Puerto Rican, Pacific Islanders, students from low-income families, or those with disabilities as defined by the NIH

  • Stipend includes $1750 per month with a max of 2 months ($3500) with pro-rated stipends for students who participate for longer periods. Up to $500 for travel as well as some support for dormitory housing

  • Application open: Likely around January
  • Deadline: Typically in mid-March
 

Children’s Hospital Colorado Summer Child Health Research Internship

  • Introduces students to research related to the field of child health at the University of Colorado and provides a $3500 stipend to assist with housing and travel

  • Medical students must be completing their first year of school and be available for the entire 9 week internship from the 1st week of June until the 1st week of August

  • Application open: Typically mid-December

  • Deadline: Typically around February 1st, applicants notified around mid-March

 

Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Summer Medical Student Respiratory Research Fellowship (SMURRF)

  • This 9 week program (from end of May to end of July) is designed to provide medical students with an opportunity to learn about the research and clinical obstacles surrounding pediatric pulmonary and sleep medicine

  • Students will work alongside research faculty members both in the lab and in a variety of clinical settings as well as attending small group lectures

  • A letter of intent is required with the application for students who do not attend University of Cincinnati College of Medicine

  • Application open: Not open yet, check website for updates

  • Deadline: Typically mid-February 

 

The Medical Student Anesthesia Research Fellowship (MSARF) Summer Program

  • 8 weeks of anesthesiology-related research alongside with a mentor who will provide training in research techniques and scientific methods

  • Virtual content is available throughout the summer including journal clubs and presentations as well as the chance to create and present a poster at the Foundation for Anesthesia Education and Research (FAER) MSARF Symposium held at the annual ASA meeting

  • $400 per week stipend plus additional travel costs to attend the FAER MSARF meeting

  • Application open: December 15, 2022

  • Deadline: January 31, 2023, award notifications by March 15th 

 

Dr. James A. Ferguson Emerging Infectious Diseases Research Initiatives for Student Enhancement (RISE) Fellowship Program

  • The Dr. James A. Ferguson Emerging Infectious Diseases Research Initiatives for Student Enhancement (RISE) Fellowship Program supports public health research and professional development in infectious diseases and health disparities, focusing on increasing knowledge and interest in public health research careers among students from underrepresented populations. The nine-week fellowship program is funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Fellows may also gain clinical experience and develop professional leadership skills in the public health field.

  • Location: the CDC in Atlanta, GA and Kennedy Krieger Institute at Baltimore, MD

  • Eligibility: must be full-time student (at least 3.0 GPA or passed all courses in pass/fail system), international students are not eligible 

  • Requires 2 letters of recommendation

  • Deadline: January 31 (not officially posted this year yet)

  • Decision: by the end of March

  • Program runs approximately two months (beginning of June to end of July), 40 hours/wk

 

FRONTERA Summer Internship

  • Focusing Research on the Border Area (FRONTERA) Summer Internship provides undergraduate and graduate students with opportunities to prepare for graduate school, hands-on research experience, and an increased understanding of public health disparities in the U.S.-Mexico Border Region. 

  • Deadline: February (not officially posted this year yet)

  • Eligibility: require a passport for class trip to Mexico

  • Program runs approximately two months from early June to early August

 

GEMS For Health Professional Students

  • The goal of the GEMS-HP Program is to provide summer research opportunities in basic and translational research in the areas of Heart, Lung and Blood Diseases to students currently enrolled in Health Professional training including, but not limited to, Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, Pharmacy, Physician Assistant and Public Health. The overarching goal of the GEMS-HP Program is to support the development of future biomedical scientists by providing them with research opportunities and exposure to the realistic lifestyle of biomedical research. Therefore we are looking for students who plan to pursue a lifelong career in biomedical research. Students must already be enrolled in a health professional program during the summer that they participate in GEMS-HP. Students who were recently accepted to a health professional programs but will not start that program until the following fall semester are not eligible for the GEMS-HP Program. Next year, the GEMS-HP program will run for 10 weeks, from June 1, 2022 through August 5, 2022, and selected GEMS-HP participants must be able to attend for all 10 weeks. To get the maximum benefit from the program, GEMS-HP students will be expected to commit full-time the program and will not be allowed to take extended vacation or days off during the program period. 

  • Eligibility: Students who are US citizens or Permanent Residents from the continental US and the US territories. Must be from one of the following underrepresented student populations: Ethnic identity as African American, Hispanic, American Indian, Alaska Native, Southeast Asian, or Pacific Islander, low-income/financial need, or first-generation college attendee

  • Program is nine weeks long.

  • Deadline: February 1st

 

Visiting Research Internship Program (VRIP)

  • This eight-week mentored, summer research program is designed to support medical students in developing their interests in research and health-related careers, particularly in clinical and translational research. In addition to a mentored clinical and translational research experience, VRIP students participate in weekly seminars with Harvard Medical School faculty, focusing on topics such as research methodology, health disparities, ethics, and career paths. Participants also have the opportunity to participate in offerings of other Harvard Medical School programs such as career development seminars and networking events.

  • Eligibility: First and second year medical students, with a focus on those who are from groups underrepresented in medicine and/or disadvantaged individuals. U.S. Citizens or U.S. Noncitizen Nationals or Permanent Residents of U.S.

  • Applications will open Fall 2022

  • How to apply: Email pfdd_dcp@hms.harvard.edu to request an application.

 

Harvard-Longwood Short-Term Research Training in Vascular Surgery (NIH-T35)

  • Seven medical student research fellowships are available for 10-12 weeks of summer research training in molecular and cell biology, biomechanics, coagulation and thrombosis, and angiogenesis, with a focus on clinically relevant problems such as atherogenesis, intimal hyperplasia, prosthetic/host interactions and thrombosis. Trainees will pursue a program of intense research activity for a minimum NIH mandatory requirement of 8 weeks and an additional week in the beginning for the onboarding process. This training program is designed to provide medical students with an initial exposure to vascular surgery research.

  • Eligibility: applicants should be medical students who have completed at least one year of study at an LCME or DO accredited school. According to NIH requirements, students have to be US citizens or US Permanent Residents (green card).

  • Location: fellowship will either be: 1) in-person in Boston or remote (only if the student is physically present in one of the fifty United States)

  • Deadline: February (not officially posted this year yet)

 

Summer Institute for Medical Students (SIMS)

  • As part of the Hazelden Betty Ford Addiction & Recovery Institute™ for Medical Education, SIMS brings medical students to our residential treatment campuses in California, Minnesota and Oregon. By shadowing patients and family program participants, you will gain extraordinary insight into the dynamics of addiction and the process of healing. This intensive educational program prepares you to effectively address all aspects of the disease in your medical practice, from assessment and intervention strategies to treatment options and resources to ongoing recovery management and support.

  • Location: Betty Ford Center in Rancho Mirage, California and Hazelden Betty Ford in Center City, Minnesota and Newberg, Oregon.

  • Program is 5 days long with dates ranging from May to August

  • Decision notification in early April. 

 

Health Innovations Scholars Program (HISP)

  • The Health Innovations Scholar Program (HISP) is an intensive training program for medical students who seek to lead innovative transformation of American healthcare. Though advances in science, technology, and models of collaboration promise continued discovery and improvement in human health, the care systems designed to bring benefits to patients do not live up to their potential. Medical school typically does not provide the knowledge or skills necessary to drive reinvention of healthcare systems. 

  • Application Open: NOW

  • Deadline: March (not officially posted this year)

 

Scaife Medical Student Fellowship in Substance Use Disorders

  • The program offers students training in the field of addiction treatment and recovery incomparable to any they may have encountered in their prior medical school education or residency experience.

  • Application Open: TBA

  • Deadline: TBA (previously made decisions in March)

  • Prior sessions took place June 6– 24 and July 11 – July 29

 

JACK’s summer scholars for neonatal medicine students

  • JACK’s Summer Scholars Program has a rich history of providing students with the opportunity to view the world of neonatology and pediatric subspecialties through clinical mentorship and research. Scholars develop an understanding of multidisciplinary hospital care and quality improvement systems research. The program also enables participants to explore medical career opportunities in pediatric subspecialties such as general surgery, anesthesiology, neurosurgery and infectious diseases.

  • $1500 fellowship stipend and local housing

  • This year’s dates are not available yet

  • Previous dates: June 6-July 22 (eight weeks), applications open December 15-February 1, interviews on February 8, selection March 4-18

  • Apply here: https://www.chrichmond.org/education-programs/opportunities-for-medical-students/jacks-summer-scholars
 

DART Summer Research Fellowship Program

  • The Diversity in Addiction Research Training (DART) Program at the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) offers a 10-week summer research fellowship for students interested in learning more about addiction-related research. The goal of the DART Summer Research Fellowship program is to introduce students to research, both basic science and clinical research, and afford them the opportunity to work closely with a research mentor and their investigative team. Students can gain experience collecting data, running analyses, training through weekly didactic seminars, scientific writing, and presenting their work at the annual DART Summer Research Day meeting

  • 2023 Summer Program Applications Open November 1, 2022

  • Deadline: Midnight on February 1, 2023

  • Award Notice: April 1, 2023 

  • In 2022, program was 10 weeks (May 23 through July 29)

 

First-Year Medical Student Program

  • The First-Year Medical Student Program is a 10-week program that offers hands-on experience in biomedical, translational or clinical research. Students who have completed their first year of medical school are eligible to apply.

  • Students are matched with a mentor from MD Anderson’s research or clinical faculty. Participants work alongside the mentor in a lab or clinic on projects designed by faculty to reflect current research. Workshops and lectures provide opportunities to connect with faculty, residents, postdoctoral and clinical fellows, and other participants. Through the program, students assess goals related to careers in cancer research and patient care. The program culminates with a symposium in which participants present talks and posters on their research projects to peers and faculty.  

  • This year’s dates have not been posted yet. In the past, June 6-August 12 (10 weeks)

  • $6000 stipend, does not include housing

  • Applications not yet open. In the past, it opened on November 1 through January 20.

 

Medical Student Training in Aging Research (MSTAR) Program

  • The MSTAR Program provides medical students with an enriching experience in aging-related research and geriatrics, with the mentorship of top experts in the field. This program introduces students to research and academic experiences early in their training that they might not otherwise have during medical school. Positive experiences in the MSTAR program have led many physicians-in-training to pursue academic careers in aging, ranging from basic science to clinical research to health services research. They have joined the growing cadre of physicians and scientists whose specialized knowledge and skills are in great demand as our population ages.

  • Students participate in an eight- to twelve-week (or 2-3 months, depending on the training site) structured research, clinical, and didactic program in geriatrics, appropriate to their level of training and interests. Research projects are offered in basic, translational, clinical, or health services research relevant to older people. Most scholars will do their training and research during the summer months. They will also be invited to submit an abstract to present a poster at the Annual Meeting of the American Geriatrics Society.

  • $1980 per month stipend

  • Minimum 8 weeks, maximum 12 weeks

  • This year’s dates have not been announced yet

 

DIVRO Summer Internship Program

  • NEI’s mission is to conduct and support research that helps prevent and treat eye diseases and other vision disorders. We believe that increasing diversity in the field of vision research will help us better tackle these challenges.

  • The DIVRO program offers hands-on training and mentoring for students from diverse backgrounds, such as students from traditionally underrepresented groups in vision research. Interns work closely with leading research scientists at NEI — and get experience working in a research environment that will prepare them to continue their studies and advance their careers in basic and clinical research.

  • This year’s dates have not been posted yet.

  • In previous year, deadline for application was March 1

 

Scientific Summer Student Program

  • The summer program at the NIAMS is a stimulating and rewarding experience that provides an opportunity for you to work side-by-side with some of the leading scientists in the world, in an environment devoted exclusively to biomedical research. Intramural investigators pursue diverse biomedical research projects that include fundamental analyses of protein structure and function, cell biology, signal transduction, gene regulation, tissue development and differentiation, and genetics and immunology. They also conduct research on the genetics, etiology, pathogenesis and treatment of a variety of rheumatic, autoimmune, inflammatory, joint, skin, and muscle diseases.

  • Begins in May or June. Commit to a minimum of 8 weeks.Stipends vary.

  • Applications accepted November 15 to March 1

 

National Student Injury Research Training Program

 

HRTP: A Public Health Internship Program

  • HRTP: A Public Health Internship Program at the NYC Health Department is one of the oldest and largest public health traineeships in the country

  • For over 60 years, HRTP has provided the opportunity for undergraduate, graduate and professional school students to experience some of the real-life challenges of public health. By working on current relevant public health issues under the close supervision and mentorship of experienced professionals, students apply classroom learning to practical problems in a closely matched practicum. In the process, they learn critical skills needed to excel in the field.

  • HRTP operates in three sessions:

  • Summer Session: June-August. Full-time: Maximum 35 hours per week. Part-time: Minimum 20 hours per week. To apply for a summer placement, you must submit your application between January 15 and February 15.

  • Fall Session: September-December. Part-time only: Between 10 and 20 hours per week (must be a resident of NYC). To apply for a fall placement, you must submit your application between July 15 and August 15.

  • Winter/Spring: January-May. Part-time only: Between 10 and 20 hours per week (must be a resident of NYC). To apply for a spring placement, you must submit your application between October 15 and November 15.

 

Summer Internship Program in Biomedical Research

  • Summer programs at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) provide an opportunity to spend a summer working at the NIH side-by-side with some of the leading scientists in the world, in an environment devoted exclusively to biomedical research (At the NIH “biomedical sciences” includes everything from behavioral and social sciences, through biology and chemistry, to physics, mathematical modeling, computational biology, and biostatistics).

  • Application Open: End of October/November

  • Deadline: March 1, 2021 (Rolling Admission so apply as early as possible.  Once you submit application must individually email PIs at the NIH requesting to work in their lab).

 

Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine/Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago Summer Extern Experience

  • This program offers a unique and early clinical exposure related to the care of persons with acute and chronic disabilities for comprehensive rehabilitation. Primarily, students will assist in the clinical management of patients admitted to the AbilityLab. In addition, students will participate in a research project in a rehabilitation related field. There will be ongoing didactic and in-service efforts directed at the M1-M2 student level.

  • Application Open: November 2022

  • Deadline: Jan 2023

 

Ross Medical Student Summer Scholars Program

  • The Ross Student Research Internship is a 9-week long paid internship designed to expose first-year medical students, undergraduate and post-graduate students to clinical surgery, trauma and research. Clinical experience includes direct observation of:

  • floor rounds

  • ICU rounds

  • acute trauma resuscitations

  • surgery

  • ICU procedures

  • resident teaching conferences

 

Roswell Park Summer Research Internship Programs in Cancer Science

 

SIR Foundation Summer Medical Student Research Internship Program

 

Siteman Cancer Center Leah Menshouse Springer Summer Opportunities Program

  • The Summer Opportunities Program is designed to provide students with hands-on cancer research experience for 10 weeks over the summer. Opportunities range from basic science research to clinical research to prevention/control and population research. In addition to completing a research project with a faculty mentor, participants also engage in a variety of other activities as part of the program, including tours of state-of-the-art cancer treatment and research facilities and weekly seminars on current areas of research and career building tools.
  • Application Open: NOW
  • Deadline: January 18, 2023
  • Apply here: https://siteman.wustl.edu/research/training/opportunities/graduate/programs/summer/ 
 

The Silberstein Pediatric Orthopedics Research Fellowship

  • The Silberstein Research Fellowship, named in honor of Dr. Charles E. Silberstein, is a fellowship program for students in the first year of medical school seeking an early start to clinical experience in the orthopaedic field. This is a two-to three-month commitment during the summer. Fellows will work with the pediatric orthopaedic surgery faculty and the Poggi research fellow to bring a project to substantial completion and eventual publication.
  • Application Open: November 2022
  • Deadline: November 29, 2022 – March 2023
  • Apply here: https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/orthopaedic-surgery/education/fellowships/peds-ortho-med-student.html 
 

Strong Children’s Research Center (SCRC) Summer Training Program

URM Summer Research Trainee Program (SRTP) at Mass General Hospital
  • Each summer, students are selected from a nationwide competition to join SRTP. Each student is assigned to a specific MGH laboratory, clinical site, health policy, or health services research area where they undertake an original research project under the mentorship and guidance of a Mass General Hospital (MGH) investigator. Assignments are carefully considered and are made with the student’s research and career interests in mind. In addition to this unique research experience, students will gain knowledge through weekly seminars at MGH, attend career development workshops and networking events, and have opportunities for clinical shadowing.
  • Application Open: NOW
  • Deadline: February 2023
  • Apply here: https://www.massgeneral.org/cdi/programs/students/summer-research-trainee-program-srtp 
 

University of Michigan Summer Immersion Program

  • This 10-week immersion program runs from late May through early August and supports up to 20 students. The experience is designed to engage students in clinical, translational, and health disparities research and inspire them to choose a career focused on research.
  • Application Open: October ending/November
  • Deadline: February 11, 2023
  • Apply here: https://www.michr.umich.edu/rdc/2016/3/18/s 
 

University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center Medical Student Summer Research Program

  • The UTSW Medical Student Summer Research Program provides a full-time 9- week investigative research experience for medical students. Program students will undertake a basic, clinical, or translational research project for the summer, which is intended to increase their scientific knowledge and skills and enable them to benefit from rich research experiences.
  • Students will additionally attend a series of weekly lunch-time seminars in which faculty discuss the fundamentals of basic and clinical research.
  • Application Open: November 1st
  • Deadline: March 1st, 2023
  • Apply here: – https://www.utsouthwestern.edu/education/medical-school/degrees-pathways/md-research/summer/   
 

Vanderbilt University Student Research Training Program (SRTP) in Diabetes and Obesity, Kidney Disease and Digestive Disease

  • The Vanderbilt Medical Research Student Research Training Program (SRTP) is sponsored by the National Institutes of Health and allows medical students to conduct research under the direction of an established scientist in the areas of diabetes, obesity, kidney disease, or digestive disease at Vanderbilt during the summer between the first and second year or second and third year of medical school.
  • Application Open: December
  • Deadline: January 2023
  • Apply here: https://www.vumc.org/diabetescenter/SRTP 
 

Vanderbilt University Student Research Training Program in Kidney Disease

  • Vanderbilt’s Student Research Training Program in Kidney Disease provides medical students a unique opportunity to work with experts in clinical or basic science research focused on kidney disease. This program is part of the Medical Student Research Program in Diabetes funded by the National Institutes of Health through the NIDDK. Each student will have a project and present his/her findings at a scientific symposium involving medical students across the country. In addition, medical students are exposed to clinical nephrology through opportunities to shadow physicians in the clinic and on rounds at Vanderbilt University Medical Center. A seminar series on topics relevant to kidney disease and careers in nephrology introduces medical students to the exciting clinical and research opportunities available in nephrology.
  • Application Open: December
  • Deadline: January 2023
  • Apply here: https://medsites.vumc.org/vanderbiltobrienkidneycenter/vokc-summer-research-training 
 

Summer Oncology Research Fellowship

  • This program is intended to provide the highest quality experience for first-year medical school students pursuing interests in oncology research. While the program has traditionally been designed for students who have completed their first year of medical school, highly qualified undergraduates majoring in the health science fields may be considered. Faculty mentors are located both at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles and at the USC Keck School of Medicine. The Summer Oncology Research Fellowship Program is traditionally awarded to students from universities and medical schools throughout the United States. Prior candidates have been exceptional students.
  • Application Open: October 31st
  • Application Deadline: January 9, 2023
  • Apply here: https://www.chla.org/fellowship/summer-oncology-research-fellowship 
 

Mallinckrodt Institute of Radiology

  • The MIR Summer Research Program offers undergraduate and medical students an excellent introduction to current radiological sciences research. You can start this 10-week program, which is based on approximately 40 hours per week, any time between May 24 and June 1.
  • Application Open: End of October/November
  • Deadline: Jan 2023
  • Apply here: https://www.mir.wustl.edu/education/summer-research-program/
 

MSARF Summer Program

  • The Medical Student Anesthesia Research Fellowship (MSARF) Summer Program provides challenging and rewarding experiences in anesthesia research.

Medical students who participate in the summer anesthesia research fellowship can expect:

  • Eight weeks of focused research related to anesthesiology

  • A dedicated mentor who will provide training in research techniques and scientific methods

  • Valuable virtual content including journal clubs and online presentations throughout the summer

  • The opportunity to make a scientific poster or oral presentation during the FAER MSARF Symposium held at the at the ASA’s ANESTHESIOLOGY® annual meeting

  • A $400 per week student stipend, ASA student membership dues, plus additional funds to help cover the costs of travel to the ANESTHESIOLOGY® annual meeting

    Application Open: December 2023

    Deadline: Jan 31st, 2023

 

MSK 2023 Medical Student Summer Research Fellowship

  • This summer program exposes students to the unique MSK scientific environment. Medical students, who are between the first and second years of school, work on research projects under the mentorship of MSK faculty members. While pursuing their research activities, students attend programs led by preeminent cancer researchers and innovators in cancer care. In this way, students gain exposure to the rigors of scientific investigation within the context of an academic cancer center, with an emphasis on precision medicine. Launched in 1977, this program has enabled over 1,400 medical students to contribute to the research enterprise of a premier academic medical center. The program aims to enhance the students’ knowledge about cancer and to stimulate research careers in this discipline.
  • Application Open: November 7th 2022
  • Application Deadline: January
  • Apply here: https://www.mskcc.org/hcp-education-training/medical-students/summer-fellowship