Biomedical Research Internship - Train as a Scientist
Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education
Silver Spring (MD)
On-site
USD 140,000 - 155,000
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Health Insurance Supplement
Training and Travel Allowance
Job summary
A prominent research institute in Silver Spring, Maryland is offering a twelve-month research internship for students pursuing a Master's or Doctoral degree. This position involves conducting scientific research, developing skills in methodologies, and communicating findings effectively. Interns will receive stipends between $140,000 and $155,000 annually. The role includes responsibilities such as designing and implementing experiments and analyzing research data. Candidates must be U.S. citizens pursuing degrees in relevant fields.
Qualifications
Pursuing or received a Master's or Doctoral degree related to biomedical or brain health.
Ability to apply scientific research methodologies and techniques.
Strong skills in scientific writing and effective communication.
Responsibilities
Conduct innovative scientific research under mentor guidance.
Design, implement, and analyze experiments to address specific research questions.
Document progress and communicate scientific findings.
Skills
Scientific research methodologies
Scientific writing
Effective communication
Education
Master's or Doctoral degree in biomedical or brain health field
Job description
A prominent research institute in Silver Spring, Maryland is offering a twelve-month research internship for students pursuing a Master's or Doctoral degree. This position involves conducting scientific research, developing skills in methodologies, and communicating findings effectively. Interns will receive stipends between $140,000 and $155,000 annually. The role includes responsibilities such as designing and implementing experiments and analyzing research data. Candidates must be U.S. citizens pursuing degrees in relevant fields.