Title
Program Description
Eligibility Deadlines
Stipend/Awar Website
d Amount stipend of http://www.hematol
ogy.org/Awards/Medi
$5,000 cal-­‐Student/383.aspx
Minority Medical Student Award Program
This is a 8-­‐ to 12-­‐week research experience for students from the United States and Canada in their early years of medical school. As part of this experience, students collaborate with an ASH member who serves as their research mentor.
Be from an underrepresented ethnic group .Applicants must be within their first or second year of medical school, enrolled in an MD, DO, or MD/PhD medical school programs and be citizens or permanent residents of the contiguous United States or Canada.
10-­‐Mar
Summer Medical Fellows Program
The Summer Medical Fellows Program First or second year medical, is primarily aimed at students who dental, or veterinary students wish to explore the summer research at schools located in the experience and intend to apply for the United States. Previous yearlong program.
laboratory research During 8-­‐10 weeks of full-­‐time experience is required.
research, you’ll be exposed to high-­‐
quality science, have a chance to increase your scientific knowledge and research skills, and interact with world-­‐
class investigators in a rich training environment. 17-­‐Feb
Pediatric Oncology Education (POE) Program
The POE program offers a unique MUST be a United States POE 2016 Undergraduat https://www.stjude.o
opportunity for students preparing for citizen, non-­‐citizen national, application e participants rg/poe
careers in the biomedical sciences, or possess a visa permitting materials will in our 2016 medicine, nursing, pharmacy, permanent residence in the be February program will psychology, or public health to gain US. POE applicants MUST 1, 2016.
receive a biomedical and oncology research have an undergraduate GPA $400/week experience. The POE program provides of at least a 3.4/4.0 in math subsistence a short-­‐term training experience and science & a 3.40 overall. allowance, (internship) in either laboratory Applicants must have and all others research or clinical research.
research experience. At least will receive one letter of $480/week.
recommendation must be from a research mentor.
Payment of $5,000 for 10 weeks of full-­‐
time research
http://www.hhmi.org
/programs/medical-­‐
research-­‐fellows-­‐
program/summer-­‐
program
Title
Program Description
Medical Student Summer Fellowship Research Program Sloan’s Program is an eight-­‐week research program offered to first-­‐ and second-­‐year medical students who have a career interest as a physician-­‐
scientist in the field of oncology and/or related biomedical sciences. Eligibility Deadlines
Stipend/Awar Website
d Amount $5,800 for https://www.mskcc.o
eight weeks of rg/hcp-­‐education-­‐
uninterrupted training/medical-­‐
participation students/summer-­‐
in the program fellowship
All participants must provide employment eligibility verification; non-­‐US citizens must submit valid work authorization documentation. Only first-­‐ or second-­‐year medical students in good academic standing for this program.
MD Anderson Summer The MD Anderson Summer Experience Students in good academic Experience
is offered for students from high standing that have completed First-­‐Year Medical school to medical school who are their first year of medical Student Program
interested in exploring a career in school as of May, 2015 at an cancer research. There are two LCME-­‐ or COCA-­‐accredited US opportunities: Track 1 is 10 paid weeks medical school are eligible to of research in a broad range of areas apply.
of cancer biology, medicine, and prevention. Track 2 is four weeks or 10 weeks of research. 14-­‐Jan
18-­‐Jan
stipend of http://www.mdander
son.org/education-­‐
$5,000
and-­‐
research/education-­‐
and-­‐training/schools-­‐
and-­‐
programs/summer-­‐
science-­‐
programs/index.html
Medical Student Training in Aging Research (MSTAR) Program
30-­‐Jan
The stipend http://www.afar.org/
research/funding/mst
level is approximately ar
$1,750 per month
This program awards short-­‐term scholarships. AFAR has partnered with the NIA and several foundations to continue and strengthen the original Hartford/AFAR Medical Student Geriatric Scholars 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. Students participate in an eight-­‐ to 12-­‐week structured research, clinical, and didactic program in geriatrics, appropriate to their level of training and interests. Any allopathic or osteopathic medical student in good standing.Applicants must be citizens or non-­‐citizen nationals of the United States, or must have been lawfully admitted for permanent residence Title
Program Description
Eligibility Deadlines
Student Research Program
The groups offer a medical student Applicants must be enrolled research training program to in a medical school in the U.S. encourage gifted medical students to or in Canada and in good consider careers in research related to standing at the time of the pediatrics. This program is specifically application. The research designed for students seeking a opportunity must not be research opportunity at an institution completed at the medical other than their own medical school. school of enrollment. Students selected to the program are able to choose or are assigned to leading research laboratories/groups. (8-­‐12 weeks)
23-­‐Jan
Student Research Training Program in Kidney Disease at Vanderbilt
The Division of Nephrology and Allows medical students to Hypertension conducts a broad range conduct research during the of NIH-­‐funded, cutting-­‐edge basic summer between the first science, and human and patient-­‐
and second year, or the oriented research. Our goal is to second and third year of advance and acquire new knowledge medical school.
that will advance our understanding of kidney biology and the pathogenesis and treatment of renal disease and hypertension. Students will conduct research during the summer under the direction of a Vanderbilt scientist.
19-­‐Jan
Stipend/Awar
d Amount The program provides students with a stipend of $62.43 /day (as of 2014) for a maximum stipend of $5,619.
Website
https://www.aps-­‐
spr.org/student_rese
arch/default.asp
approx. http://www.mc.vand
$1,800/month erbilt.edu/mkpdc/eve
nts/2015/internship/
program_announcem
ent.php
Title
Program Description
Eligibility Summer Oncology Fellowship Program
This USC Summer Oncology Fellowship First-­‐year medical school Program is intended to provide the students pursuing interests in highest quality experience for first-­‐
oncology research. year medical school students pursuing interests in oncology research. Students actively participate in clinical or laboratory research studies during their fellowship, and some have authored or co-­‐authored peer reviewed publications as well as presented their work at major national and international scientific meetings. Many have gone on to academic medical careers.
31-­‐Jan
Cancer in the Under-­‐
Privileged, Indigent or Disadvantaged (CUPID) Summer Fellowship
Cancer in the Under-­‐Privileged, Indigent, or Disadvantaged (CUPID) is a laboratory-­‐based 7 week summer fellowship program at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine that is designed for medical students who have an interest in bringing the benefits of modern cancer research to underserved populations in the US.
2-­‐Feb
Infectious Disease Society of America (IDSA) Medical Scholars Program
The IDSA Education and Research The scholarship activity must Foundation is offering 60 scholarships focus on pediatric or adult of $2,000 to medical students with infectious diseases and may mentorship by an IDSA member or involve either clinical or fellow. Students in any year of medical research activities.
school are eligible for this award. The scholarship activity must focus on pediatric or adult infectious diseases and may involve either clinical or research activities. IDSA members and fellows are encouraged to identify and solicit interested students and to serve as mentors.
All first year medical students in good standing at US or US territory medical schools are invited to apply. Second year students may also apply if they are able to commit to the full 7-­‐week program.
Deadlines
TBA
Stipend/Awar Website
d Amount $350/ week. http://www.chla.org/
site/c.ipINKTOAJsG/b.
4434829/k.8F5A/Sum
mer_Oncology_Fello
wship.htm#.VBMtXi5
dX_4
stipend of $5,000 http://cupid.onc.jhmi.
edu/
Each http://www.idsociety.
scholarship org/Medical_Scholars
recipient will _Program/
receive $2,000
Title
Program Description
Eligibility Deadlines
NIDDK Medical Student Research Program in Diabetes The Medical Student Research Student must be a US citizen Program in Diabetes is sponsored by or permanent resident
the National Institutes of Health through the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases and allows medical students to conduct research under the direction of an established scientist in the areas of diabetes, hormone action, physiology, islet cell biology or obesity at an institution with one of 17 NIDDK-­‐
funded Diabetes and Endocrinology Research Centers (DERC) or Diabetes Research and Training Centers (DRTC) during the summer between the first and second year or second and third year of medical school.
26-­‐Jan
Roswell Park Summer Expand your horizons in the care and •Enrolled in their first year of Oncology Research treatment of the cancer patient by graduate medical training
Program participating in state-­‐of-­‐the-­‐art clinical •Be in good standing with research. Explore the mysteries of the their academic program at cancer cell by participating in a basic the time of application
scientific research program. Or •A U.S. citizen or a U.S. participate in both! Special emphasis is permanent resident
placed on cancer prevention through lectures and practical experiences.
10-­‐Jan
Stipend/Awar Website
d Amount $1870 per http://medicalstuden
tdiabetesresearch.org
month /
Twenty https://www.roswellp
ark.edu/education/su
funded internships are mmer-­‐
awarded programs/medical/de
based on the ntal/pa-­‐students
qualifications of applicants and criteria required by our outside funding sources.
Title
Program Description
Eligibility Pediatric Oncology Student Training (POST) Program
The POST Program is designed for Students must be currently undergraduate, graduate and medical enrolled in an undergraduate, students who have an interest in medical, or graduate degree-­‐
pediatric oncology research and would granting program. Students like to experience the field first hand do not need to be enrolled in by working on a mentored research classes over the break. The project during a school break (typically student does not need to be a summer). Students train with a U.S. citizen and may work on pediatric oncology research mentor a research project with a who is an ALSF grantee, Advisory mentor at an institution other Board member, or Review Board than the one where s/he is member
enrolled. Summer Intern The Summer Intern Scholarship Candidates must be a first or Scholarships in Cardio program was established in 2007 to second year medical student.
Thoracic Surgery
introduce the field of cardiothoracic surgery to first and second year medical students in a North American medical school with the goal of broadening their educational experience by providing an opportunity to spend eight weeks during the summer (June thru September) working in an AATS member's, cardiothoracic surgery department.
Medical Student The Medical Student Summer Medical students pursuing a Summer Fellowship Fellowships are $3,000 stipends grants career in neuro-­‐oncology Program
to current medical students wishing to research
spend a summer conducting brain tumor research with esteemed scientist-­‐mentors. The intent of this program is to motivate talented medical students to pursue a career in neuro-­‐oncology research. Deadlines
30-­‐Apr
Stipend/Awar
d Amount A maximum of $5,000 will be awarded per student.
Website
http://www.alexslem
onade.org/grants/pos
t
TBD
grant of $2,500
http://aats.org/resear
ch/Grants/Summer-­‐
Intern-­‐Scholarship.cgi
18-­‐Jan
$3,000 stipend
http://www.abta.org/
brain-­‐tumor-­‐
research/research-­‐
grants/?referrer=http
://www.med.upenn.e
du/mdresearchopps/s
hortterm_opps.shtml
Title
Summer Medical Student Fellowships
Program Description
The AACAP Summer Medical Student Fellowships offer 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. The fellowship opportunity provides up to $3,500 for 12 weeks of clinical or research training under a child and adolescent psychiatrist mentor.
Student Research The Student Research Fellowship, Fellowship
established by the SVS® Foundation, stimulates laboratory and clinical vascular research by undergraduate college students and medical school students registered at universities in the United States and Canada. The award is designed for students to spend a meaningful period of time on a project either in a block of several months or spread out over a longer period of time, not to exceed 12 months. The minimum full-­‐time commitment is two months.
The Medical Student MSARF Summer Program provides Anesthesia Research students with a challenging and Fellowship Summer rewarding experience that exposes Program (MSARF)
them to the opportunities within the medical field of anesthesiology and research.
Student Summer The Student Summer Fellowship Fellowship
program offers opportunities for medical students to complete a research or service project related to community health. Projects must be focused on studying cultural competency issues, developing skills to become relationship-­‐centered physicians, and addressing a public health need in an underserved community or population. Eligibility Deadlines
Stipend/Awar Website
d Amount $3,500 https://www.aacap.o
rg/AACAP/Awards/M
edical_Students_Awa
rds/Summer_Medical
_Student_Fellowships
.aspx
Participants agree to attend the AACAP Annual Meeting.
Participants agree to provide a poster presentation, if accepted, at the AACAP Annual Meeting.
17-­‐Feb
Must be a undergraduate college student or medical school student
2-­‐Mar
Medical students pursuing a career in Anesthsia research
15-­‐Jan
$400 a week http://faer.org/progr
ams/msarf-­‐
symposium/
Medical students at an accredited U.S. or Canadian school TBA
$4,000 stipend http://humanism-­‐in-­‐
medicine.org/progra
ms/student-­‐
opportunities/student-­‐
summer-­‐fellowships/
$3,000 http://www.vascular
web.org/about/SVSFo
undation/Pages/stud
ent-­‐research-­‐
fellowship.aspx
Title
Program Description
Rehabilitation Research Experience for Medical Students (RREMS)
This program will provide an exciting Students are responsible for and structured research experience identifying their own mentors while exposing the medical student to from a list of approved some of the most successful and sponsor sites listed on the respected faculty mentors in the field AAP website. The program is of PM&R. This program will also offered to all medical benefit institutions that sponsor students but may be most students by attracting a more applicable for first year academically oriented cadre into the students.
field and into additional leadership training pathways. The RREMS will entail a minimum of an eight-­‐week summer externship following the first year of medical school
Each summer, the Center for Injury Applicants must be a student Research and Policy (CIRP) hosts the in good standing at a medical National Medical Student Injury school in the U.S.
Research Training Program. The goal of this program is to provide research training to future physician-­‐
investigators while introducing them to the field of injury research and prevention.
The CSNS/CNS Medical Student The fellowship is open to all Socioeconomic Fellowship supports a medical students in the medical student conducting research United States and Canada. on a socioeconomic issue impacting neurosurgical practice. It is funded and overseen by the Council of State Neurosurgical Societies and administered through the Fellowship Committee of the Congress of Neurological Surgeons.
National Student Injury Research Training Program
CSNS/CNS Medical Student Summer Fellowship in Socioeconomic Research
Eligibility Deadlines
6-­‐Mar
Stipend/Awar Website
d Amount $4,000 stipend http://www.physiatry
.org/?page=programs
_rrems&terms=%22re
habilitation+and+rese
arch+and+experience
+and+medical+and+st
u%22
9-­‐Feb
$3,000 stipend
http://www.nationwi
dechildrens.org/cirp-­‐
national-­‐student-­‐
injury-­‐research-­‐
training-­‐program
6-­‐Jan
$2,500 https://www.cns.org/
grants-­‐awards/cns-­‐
foundation-­‐fellowship-­‐
awards/apply/csns-­‐
cns-­‐medical-­‐student-­‐
summer-­‐fellowship
Title
Student Research Awards
The David E. Rogers Fellowship Program
Cams Summer Research Fellowship
Program Description
Eligibility Deadlines
Stipend/Awar Website
d Amount This program offers financial support Candidates may be 15-­‐May
$2,500 http://www.ccfa.org/
science-­‐and-­‐
for students to spend time performing undergraduate, medical, or professionals/researc
research on topics relevant to graduate students (not yet h/grants-­‐
Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) for engaged in thesis research) in fellowships/student-­‐
a minimum of 10 weeks. CCFA hopes accredited United States’ research-­‐
to stimulate research interest in the institutions
awards.html?referrer
areas of Crohn's disease and ulcerative =http://www.med.up
colitis.
enn.edu/mdresearch
opps/shortterm_opps
.shtml
The Rogers Fellowship is meant to Competition is open to stipend of TBD
http://www.nyam.org
/grants/rogers.html?r
enrich the educational experiences of candidates attending medical $4,000
eferrer=http://www.
medical and dental students through or dental school in the United med.upenn.edu/mdre
projects that bear on medicine and States. Additionally, eligible searchopps/shortter
dentistry as they contribute to the candidates are required to be m_opps.shtml
health of communities, and to address a US citizen, permanent the human needs of underserved or resident of the US, or disadvantaged patients or authorized to work in the US populations. The content of the for the period of time covered Fellowship might include clinical by this proposed award. investigation, public health/epidemiology, health policy analysis, activities linking biomedicine, the social infrastructure and human or community need. The Chinese American Medical Society Applicants must be a current $400 a week
30-­‐Apr
http://chineseameric
anmedicalsociety.clov
(CAMS) offers scholarships for medical student in an U.S. accredited erpad.org/fellowship/
students working on summer research medical or dental school.
projects. The research can be basic science or clinical in nature but must be completed in a ten week time frame. Preferences will be given to proposals studying problems related to health problems of the Chinese. At the conclusion of the project, a written report is expected.
Title
Program Description
Herbert Brendler, MD, The Urology Care Foundation, the Summer Medical official foundation of the American Studen Fellowship Urological Association (AUA), and the Program
Herbert Brendler, MD Urology Research Fund are proud to provide a Summer Medical Student Fellowship Program, designed to encourage medical students to join the field of urology through a summer fellowship program.
Summer Student Fight for Sight funds basic or clinical Fellowship research in ophthalmology, vision or related sciences by individuals with limited or no other research funding.
Visiting Research Internship Program (VRIP)
Medical Student Summer Research Fellowship
Eligibility The applicant must be either a current medical student or entering medical school immediately following the fellowship period.
Deadlines
$3,000 stipend
Stipend/Awar Website
d Amount TBD
http://www.auanet.o
rg/research/herbert-­‐
brendler-­‐md-­‐132.cfm
Grant applicants are eligible to apply regardless of citizenship, but should be affiliated with a North American institution for their research.
The Visiting Research Internship First and second year medical Program (VRIP) is an eight-­‐week students, particularly mentored, summer research program individuals from groups designed to enrich medical students' underrepresented in interest in research and health-­‐related medicine or disadvantaged careers, particularly individuals, in good standing clinical/translational research careers. from accredited U.S. medical schools. US Citizens or U.S. Noncitizen Nationals or Permanent Residents of U.S. are eligible to apply.
Varies
30-­‐Jun
http://www.fightforsi
ght.org/Grants/Guide
lines/
TBA
TBD
https://mfdp.med.har
vard.edu/dcp-­‐
programs/medicalgra
duate/pfdd/VRIP
The Medical Student Summer Research Fellowship is an 8-­‐week program of mentored research designed to introduce students who have completed their first year of medical school to research opportunities in orthopaedic basic science, translational science, and clinical research in orthopaedics.
$2,400 stipend
15-­‐Feb
http://www.hss.edu/
medical-­‐student-­‐
summer-­‐research-­‐
fellowship.asp
Students who have completed their first year in an LCME accredited US medical school are eligible to apply.
Title
Program Description
Summer Fellowship Program
Funded since 1977 by the National Medical students who are Cancer Institute, this eight-­‐week interested in a career as a research program is offered to medical physician-­‐scientist in the field students who are interested in a of oncology and/or related career as a physician-­‐scientist in the biomedical sciences.
field of oncology and/or related biomedical sciences. This program grants students who have completed their first or second year at a US medical school accredited by the LCME (Liaison Committee on Medical Education) or COCA (Commission on Osteopathic College Accreditation) the opportunity to conduct basic laboratory or clinical research under the mentorship of Memorial Sloan Kettering faculty
Environmental and occupational Eligible candidates are medicine is the field of medicine that required to be a US citizen, addresses health problems that derive permanent resident of the US
from the exposure to harmful agents or factors in the general and workplace environments. The emphasis is on the prevention of illness based in the workplace or the environment.
The Gina M. Finzi Memorial Student Medical students at an Summer Fellowship Program fosters accredited U.S. school
interest among students in the areas of basic, clinical, translational, epidemiological, or behavioral research relevant to lupus. The fellowship operates under the sponsorship and supervision of an established, tenure-­‐track Principal Investigator who directs a laboratory dedicated, at least in part, to the investigation of lupus at a U.S. academic, medical, or research institution. Environmental and Occupational Health Summer Program
Gina M. Finzi Memorial Student Summer Fellowship Program
Eligibility Deadlines
$5,800 stipend
Stipend/Awar Website
d Amount 13-­‐Mar
https://www.mskcc.o
rg/hcp-­‐education-­‐
training/medical-­‐
students/summer-­‐
fellowship
$4,000-­‐ $5,000 stipend
13-­‐Feb
$4,000 TBD
http://icahn.mssm.ed
u/departments-­‐and-­‐
institutes/preventive-­‐
medicine/programs-­‐
and-­‐
services/environment
al-­‐and-­‐occupational-­‐
health-­‐summer-­‐
program
http://www.lupus.org
/research/gina-­‐m.-­‐
finzi-­‐memorial-­‐
student-­‐summer-­‐
fellowship-­‐program
Title
NASPGHAN/NASPGHA
N Foundation Medical Student Mentored Summer Research Program
Program Description
Eligibility To develop a program at multiple sites Students in good standing at throughout the U.S. and Canada accredited medical schools in through which medical students can the U.S. and Canada who have 10-­‐week research experiences have completed at minimum under the mentorship of basic or their first year of medical clinical scientists with a research focus training. in pediatric gastroenterology, hepatology, or nutrition.
Campagna Scholarship The scholarship supports a 10-­‐week Available for United States summer semester of research under Medical Students Intending a the supervision of a neurosurgical Career in Neurological mentor at Oregon Health & Science Surgery.
University (OHSU) and residence expenses in Portland, Oregon. Students in the first or second year of study at an accredited allopathic U.S. medical school are eligible to apply. Summer Student PDF’s Summer Fellowship Program is Undergraduate students and Fellowship used to support students in their medical students are eligible pursuit of Parkinson's-­‐related summer for summer fellowships. research projects. The goal of the Summer Fellowship is to cultivate an early interest in Fellows into the cause and possible treatments for Parkinson's disease.Fellows work under the close supervision of a sponsor who is an expert in the Parkinson's community and oversees the project. Typically, summer fellowships are offered for 10 weeks of clinical or laboratory work.
Deadlines
$4,000 Stipend/Awar Website
d Amount 15-­‐Mar
http://www.naspgha
n.org/content/65/en/
?parm1=4#lib2
$5,000 27-­‐Feb
$4,000 Award
TBD Jan
http://www.ohsu.edu
/xd/education/school
s/school-­‐of-­‐
medicine/department
s/clinical-­‐
departments/neurosu
rgery/news-­‐
events/campagna-­‐
scholarship.cfm
http://www.pdf.org/e
n/grant_funding_fello
w#summer
Title
Program Description
Eligibility Research Medical Student Grant
Purpose: To increase the opportunities Applicant must be an RSNA for medical students to have a Member
research experience in medical imaging and to encourage them to consider academic radiology as an important option for their future. Students are expected to undertake a research project requiring full time efforts for at least 10 weeks under the guidance of a scientific advisor during personal/vacation time or during a research elective approved by their medical school.
$6,000 stipend
Robert L. Mayock Student Research Fellowship
The Robert L. Mayock Student Must be a M.D. student at a Research Fellowship provides a unique U.S. medical schools
and exciting opportunity to participate in a hands-­‐on, individualized experience in research.
$3,500 stipend
STUDENT RESEARCH This program is funded by the You must be a U.S. Citizen or TRAINING PROGRAM National Institutes of Health (Diabetes, permanent resident to (SRTP)
Digestive and Kidney Diseases branch) participate in this program.
and allows medical students during the summer between the first and second year or second and third year to conduct diabetes and obesity-­‐
related research, kidney disease and hypertension-­‐related research, or digestive disease research under the direction of an established scientist. Prior research experience is not required.
Deadlines
TBD
Stipend/Awar Website
d Amount 1-­‐Feb
https://www.rsna.org
/Research_Medical_S
tudent_Grant.aspx
TBD
http://www.pennme
dicine.org/lung/acade
mics/residencies-­‐
fellowships/summer-­‐
research-­‐fellowship-­‐
mayock.html
$1,800 per http://www.mc.vand
erbilt.edu/diabetes/sr
month
tp/program-­‐
description.php
Title
Summer Apprenticeship Program
Program Description
Eligibility NSBRI's Summer Apprenticeship Applicants must have Program provides the opportunity for completed their sophomore undergraduate, graduate, veterinary year of college by the start of or medical students from across the the Summer Apprenticeship country to join ongoing project Program. The program is only activities and gain hands-­‐on open to U.S. citizens. experience in space biomedical Applicants must be available research at NASA's Johnson Space during the program dates.
Center in Houston, Texas, Glenn Research Center in Cleveland, Ohio, or Ames Research Center in Moffett Field, California.
Summer Training The Strong Children's Research Center Applicants must be a United Program
(SCRC) will support the Summer States Citizen or a Permanent Training Program for the 25th year. Resident of the United States This summer research training program is the ideal opportunity for outstanding medical, graduate and undergraduate students who plan to pursue a career in biomedical or clinical research. This program is created to develop fundamental skills in various research methodologies in a defined project, leading to an end-­‐of-­‐
summer poster and, possibly, a scientific publication.
Summer Research The Mallinckrodt Institute of Radiology Applicants must be Program at the (MIR) Summer Research Program undergraduate or medical Mallinckrodt Intitute offers undergraduate and medical students
of Radiology
students an excellent introduction to current radiological sciences research. This is a 10-­‐week program based on approximately 40 hours per week; you may start anytime between May 25 and June 8.
Deadlines
31-­‐Dec
28-­‐Feb
30-­‐Jan
Stipend/Awar Website
d Amount stipend of http://www.nsbri.org
/summerapprenticesh
$6,600. ip/
stipend of $3000
https://www.urmc.ro
chester.edu/pediatric
s/research/summer-­‐
training-­‐program.aspx
$5,000 stipend https://www.mir.wus
tl.edu/research/sum
mer-­‐research-­‐
program
Title
Program Description
Eligibility Minority Medical Student Award Program (MMSAP)
The Minority Medical Student Award Applicants must be within Program (MMSAP) is an 8-­‐ to 12-­‐week their first or second year of research experience for students from medical school, enrolled in a the United States and Canada in their MD, DO, or MD/PhD medical early years of medical school. As part school programs and be of this experience, students citizens or permanent collaborate with an ASH member who residents of the contiguous serves as their research mentor. United States or Canada. All Program participants are also paired research projects must be with an ASH member who serves as a conducted in the contiguous career-­‐development mentor United States or Canada.
throughout the participants' medical schooling and residency.
MEDICAL STUDENT The Medical Student Rotation for To qualify, applicants must be ROTATION FOR Underrepresented Populations (MSR) enrolled in an MD or DO, U.S. UNDERREPRESENTED provides 8-­‐ to 10-­‐week clinical or medical school program and POPULATIONS
clinical research oncology rotations for be of an underrepresented U.S. medical students from population as defined by the populations underrepresented in program eligibility criteria. medicine who are interested in Candidates must be U.S. pursuing oncology as a career. citizens, U.S. nationals, or permanent residents.
Deadlines
TBD
Stipend/Awar Website
d Amount A stipend of http://www.hematol
ogy.org/Awards/Medi
$5,000
cal-­‐Student/383.aspx
8-­‐Jan
$5,000 stipend http://www.conquerc
ancerfoundation.org/
cancer-­‐
professionals/funding-­‐
opportunities/medica
l-­‐student-­‐rotation-­‐
underrepresented-­‐
populations
Heart, Lung and Blood The Heart, Lung and Blood Summer Students who belong to (HLB) Summer Research Program is designed to groups underrepresented in Research Program
engage 12 diverse undergraduates and biomedical sciences are 8 medical students in state-­‐of-­‐the art eligible to apply. Please note biomedical research in cardiovascular, that you must be a US citizen pulmonary, hematological and sleep or Permanent resident to disorders research.
participate.
1-­‐Mar
$1750 per http://casemed.case.
edu/gradprog/summe
month, minimum two r.cfm
months ($3500).
Summer Research Trainee Program (SRTP)
9-­‐Feb
stipend of $ http://www.massgen
eral.org/mao/educati
4,000
on/internship.aspx?id
=5
The Summer REsearch Trainee Member of a group that is Program is a mandatory eight weeks in underrepresented in length. Each student will be assigned medicine.US citizen or non-­‐
to a specific Massachusetts General citizen national with a Hospital (MGH) laboratory, clinical permanent residence visa
site, health policy, or health services research area where they undertake an original research project under the mentorship and guidance of an MGH investigator.
Title
Program Description
Eligibility Summer Research Fellowship
The summer research fellowship was U.S. citizens or permanent created to address the need for clinical residents enrolled in a United investigators from diverse States LCME-­‐accredited backgrounds. Health needs of U.S. medical school
minority populations have been studied inadequately, due in part to the shortage of clinical investigators belonging to underrepresented groups. Summer research fellowships are 8 to 10 weeks in length.
Minority Health and The MHIRT program at CBU provides MHIRT participants must be Health Disparities international research training U.S. citizens or permanent International Research opportunities to qualified residents. Training (MHIRT) undergraduate, graduate, and medical Program
students from socially or economically disadvantaged groups who have been historically underrepresented in biomedical and behavioral research careers.This program offers research sites in Brazil and Uganda. Students spend 10 weeks during the summer at their designated international research site. HVTN Research and The HIV Vaccine Trials Network, in Mentorship Program collaboration with the National (RAMP) Scholar Institute of Mental Health and the Program for African-­‐ National Institute of Allergy and American and Latino/a Infectious Diseases, is investing in the Medical Students
next generation of HIV prevention researchers by providing African American and Latino/a medical students with opportunities for independent research along with structured mentoring, project and salary funding, training, and professional development activities.
Self-­‐identify as African-­‐
American and/or Latino/a
Student at US-­‐based medical school
US citizen or US permanent resident
Interested in pursuing a future career in HIV vaccine development or HIV prevention research
Deadlines
1-­‐Mar
Stipend/Awar Website
d Amount stipend of http://www.mayo.ed
u/msgme/diversity-­‐
$4,300
programs/summer-­‐
research-­‐fellowship
2-­‐Jan
$1000 to $1400 per month
http://www.cbu.edu/
mhirt
TBD
2-­‐4 months
Maximum award of $20,000
http://www.hvtn.org/
en/science/scholar-­‐
awards/ramp-­‐
scholars.html
Title
Program Description
Student Research Fellowship
Research support for a continual First-­‐, second-­‐, and third-­‐year period of a minimum of 8 to 10 weeks, medical students from 30 hours or more per week, or an schools with active AΩA average of 4 hours per week for 12 chapters or associations are months over 1 to 2 years, for clinical eligible. (UT Southwestern is investigation, basic laboratory an active chapter)
research, epidemiology, social science/health services research, leadership, or professionalism.
The Neurosurgery Research and Medical students who are Education Foundation (NREF) is enrolled in a LCME accredited pleased to offer the Medical Student program in the United
Summer Research Fellowship (MSSRF) States or Canada and have program. Up to 20 fellowships in the completed at least one year amount of $2,500 will be awarded of medical school. each year to medical students in the United States or Canada who have completed one or two years of medical school, and wish to spend a summer working in a neurosurgical laboratory, mentored by a neurosurgical investigator sponsor who is a member of the American Association of Neurological Surgeons (AANS).
The Student Summer Fellowship Medical students at an program offers opportunities for accredited U.S. or Canadian medical students to complete a school of allopathy or research or service project related to osteopathy may apply for community health. Projects must be either the Research or Service focused on studying cultural Fellowship
competency issues, developing skills to become relationship-­‐centered physicians, and addressing a public health need in an underserved community or population. The grant award includes a $4,000 stipend for a 10-­‐week period. Projects that do not meet the 10-­‐week requirement will be prorated accordingly.
Medical Student Summer Research Fellowship
Student Summer Fellowships
Eligibility Deadlines
31-­‐Dec
Stipend/Awar Website
d Amount $5,000 http://www.alphaom
egaalpha.org/student
_research.html
6-­‐Feb
$2,500 http://www.nref.org/
MSSRF.aspx
TBD
$4,000 http://humanism-­‐in-­‐
medicine.org/progra
ms/student-­‐
opportunities/student-­‐
summer-­‐fellowships/
Title
Clinical Nutrition Internship Program
Program Description
Eligibility ASN offers nutrition internships for Medical students with medical students via its Clinical interest in nutrition Nutrition Internship Program. This program is designed to increase the role of nutrition in the practice of medicine, medical research, health promotion, and disease prevention by providing a unique combination of educational experiences to medical students.
The Leah Menshouse Siteman Cancer Center at Barnes-­‐
Current undergraduate, pre-­‐
Springer Summer Jewish Hospital and Washington medical and medical students Opportunities University School of Medicine invites intending to pursue graduate Program
undergraduate, pre-­‐medical and medical students to participate in the Leah Menshouse Springer Summer Opportunities Program; a program designed to provide students with hands-­‐on cancer research experience for 10 weeks over the summer. Opportunities range from basic laboratory research to clinical research to prevention/control and population research. Betty Ford Summer The Betty Ford Center, a part of the Medical student in good Institute for Medical Hazelden Betty Ford
academic standing Students
Foundation proudly presents the Summer Institute for edical Students (SIMS), an intensive week-­‐long immersion program for medical students who are interested in learni about the dynamics of the Disease of Addiction.
Deadlines
TBD
TBA
2-­‐Feb
Stipend/Awar Website
d Amount $ 2,500 http://www.nutrition.
org/education-­‐and-­‐
stipend
professional-­‐
development/graduat
e-­‐and-­‐professional-­‐
development/clinical-­‐
nutrition-­‐internship-­‐
program/
Stipend will be http://www.siteman.
wustl.edu/contentpag
provided
e.aspx?id=254
All selected participants will receive a scholarship. The scholarship includes tuition, travel (limited), lodging, materials, support materials and on-­‐campus meals. http://www.bettyford
institute.org/educatio
n/summer-­‐institute-­‐
for-­‐medical-­‐
students.php
Title
Program Description
Health Innovations Scholars Program
The Health Innovations Scholars Medical students at an Program is an intensive, 5-­‐week accredited U.S. school
summer experience for pre-­‐clinical medical students, which accelerates mastery of the skills necessary to be a strong physician leader and healthcare innovator. We'll select up to 8 students via a competitive application process.
1-­‐Mar
Medical Students Summer Fellowship
The APDA Summer Fellowships are designed to provide a stipend to enable medical students to perform supervised laboratory or clinical research designed to clarify our understanding of Parkinson's disease, its nature, manifestations, etiology or treatment. It is hoped this experience will stimulate a student's interest in future research in the field of Parkinson's disease and related disorders.
The Endocrine Society offers Summer Research Fellowships to encourage promising undergraduate students, medical students and first year graduate school students to pursue careers in endocrinology. The Society provides a stipend to each student award recipient to participate in research projects under the guidance of a Society member for 10 to 12 weeks during the summer. 31-­‐Jan
$4,000 http://www.apdapark
inson.org/research/m
edical-­‐students-­‐
summer-­‐fellowships/
TBA
TBD
https://www.endocri
ne.org/awards/resear
ch-­‐fellowship-­‐
awards/summer-­‐
research-­‐fellowships
Summer Research Fellowships
Eligibility The applicant should be a full time medical student in good academic standing in an approved American medical school. Medical students who are beyond their first year of schooling Deadlines
Stipend/Awar Website
d Amount $2,500 http://www.ucdenver
.edu/academics/colle
ges/medicalschool/de
partments/medicine/
GIM/ClinicalCare/Hos
pitalMedicine/EdOps/
YoungHospitalist/Pag
es/Health%20Innovati
ons%20Scholars%20P
rogram.aspx
Title
Program Description
Eligibility Deadlines
Summer Medical Student Respiratory Research Fellowship
This is a 9-­‐week program sponsored by The program is designed for The National Institute of Health, medical or osteopathic Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical students who have Center and the University of Cincinnati successfully finished at least School of Medicine where students one year of study. will work directly with faculty members whom have active research programs that cover all areas of pulmonary medicine, including asthma, cystic fibrosis, sleep disorders, lung remodeling, acute lung injury and developmental biology among others.
TBD
GEMS For Health The GEMS-­‐HP program is designed to •Must be currently enrolled Professional Students provide summer research in a health professional opportunities to students who are program
currently enrolled in a health •Must be Citizen or professional programs including Permanent Resident of the Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, United States
Pharmacy, Physicians Assistant and •Must be from one of the Public Health. Students must already following underrepresented be in their health professional student populations
program during the summer that they participate in GEMS-­‐HP.
Summer Mentorship The American Center for Reproductive Undergraduate students, Program
Medicine at Cleveland Clinic offers a medical students, residents, unique and exciting summer and recent graduates. internship opportunity for highly Both local (US nationals) and motivated, academically oriented foreign (international) medical or undergraduate students applicants are welcome to interested in a career in medicine. The apply.
program has a duration of 7-­‐weeks.
TBD
1-­‐Mar
Stipend/Awar Website
d Amount stipend of http://www.cincinnat
ichildrens.org/educati
$5,390 on/research/respirato
ry-­‐research-­‐
fellowship/default/
$711 per week http://www.ucdenver
.edu/academics/colle
ges/medicalschool/pr
ograms/GEMS/Pages/
GEMS-­‐for-­‐Health-­‐
Professional-­‐Students-­‐
(GEMS-­‐HP).aspx
TBD
http://www.cleveland
clinic.org/Reproductiv
eResearchCenter/info
/traininfo_int8.html