The research internship is designed to give currently enrolled or newly graduated students an opportunity to participate in biomechanics research projects which are designed to both teach fundamental research skills and knowledge of orthopaedic clinical research methodology.

The following degree or degree-seeking individuals are encouraged to apply.

- Pre-medical students.
- Undergraduate school graduates prior to applying to or entering medical school.
- Biomedical engineering or electrical engineering undergraduate students.
- Medical students at any level of their training.
- Graduated medical students prior to internship year.

 

Application Process for Research Internships for Steadman Philippon Research Institute:

To apply for a summer or year-long research internship, applicants must submit the following to Coen Wijdicks, PhD ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ):

1. A cover letter noting the proposed starting and ending dates of an internship, and one's research interests and career goals. It is up to the applicant to handle the process for receiving college credit.

2. Curriculum vitae with a list of your educational experience, related work experience, lab work experience, computer skill assessment, and a list of elevant college or graduate level courses related to biomechanics and the medical field. Provide any published articles or abstracts. Also list all high school and college volunteer, club, and sports activities.

3. Please also provide up to three work or academic-related references with their contact information. It is preferred that letters be sent with your application or directly to us.

4. A one-page personal statement reviewing one's background, career goals, and what is anticipated with this research internship.

5. If credit is being sought for the student, a letter of recommendation from either an advisor or a faculty mentor at the student's educational institution must be presented. The letter must state whether the student will be receiving college credit under our guidance and also outline the college or university intentions and ability to compensate for on-site mentoring if master's level credit is being pursued.

6. College transcripts must be provided from all colleges attended (optional but preferred).

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