Dear Medical Students,
Dr. Amit Jain is inviting highly motivated medical students to apply for a Clinical Research Fellowship in the Department of Orthopaedic Spine Surgery at The Johns Hopkins Hospital. This fellowship is aimed toward 2nd or 3rd-year medical students interested in gaining Orthopaedic Surgery research experience through an immersive program at a top orthopaedic institution. The research fellowship is an unpaid, one-year position.
Research fellows will be provided with a rich and well-rounded experience, which we hope will have a long-lasting impact on their careers.
Students with advanced statistical skills, expertise in analyzing large datasets, and an interest in artificial intelligence, machine learning, and image analysis are preferred.
Research fellow responsibilities include:
• Designing research hypotheses and performing literature reviews
• Drafting, submitting, and maintaining IRB proposals
• Collecting clinical data and performing statistical analyses
• Writing and submitting publications
• Clinic (2 days/week): This involves enrolling patients into prospective trials and following up on active enrollees
Application materials:
• Transcripts
• CV (including Step 1 and/or Step 2 scores)
• Interest Letter
Application materials should be sent to kceball1@jh.edu or krystelle250@gmail.com with the subject line “Research Fellowship Application_LastName_FirstName"
Interviews will be held in late April.
Please contact the email address above with any questions.
Sincerely,
Krystell Ceballos
Clinical Research Fellow
Department of Orthopaedic Spine Surgery
The Johns Hopkins Hospital
Dr. Amit Jain is inviting highly motivated medical students to apply for a Clinical Research Fellowship in the Department of Orthopaedic Spine Surgery at The Johns Hopkins Hospital. This fellowship is aimed toward 2nd or 3rd-year medical students interested in gaining Orthopaedic Surgery research experience through an immersive program at a top orthopaedic institution. The research fellowship is an unpaid, one-year position.
Research fellows will be provided with a rich and well-rounded experience, which we hope will have a long-lasting impact on their careers.
Students with advanced statistical skills, expertise in analyzing large datasets, and an interest in artificial intelligence, machine learning, and image analysis are preferred.
Research fellow responsibilities include:
• Designing research hypotheses and performing literature reviews
• Drafting, submitting, and maintaining IRB proposals
• Collecting clinical data and performing statistical analyses
• Writing and submitting publications
• Clinic (2 days/week): This involves enrolling patients into prospective trials and following up on active enrollees
Application materials:
• Transcripts
• CV (including Step 1 and/or Step 2 scores)
• Interest Letter
Application materials should be sent to kceball1@jh.edu or krystelle250@gmail.com with the subject line “Research Fellowship Application_LastName_FirstName"
Interviews will be held in late April.
Please contact the email address above with any questions.
Sincerely,
Krystell Ceballos
Clinical Research Fellow
Department of Orthopaedic Spine Surgery
The Johns Hopkins Hospital