Sir Alexander Fleming Scholar Program

WIGSAT; Oklahoma; On-site; USD 18,000 - 25,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Funding available

Women encouraged to apply

Job summary

WIGSAT offers an 8-week, full-time paid biomedical research internship hosted in Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation (OMRF) labs. Oklahoma residents who are high school seniors or college freshmen through juniors are eligible; interns complete an individual project, an abstract, and a presentation, with an on-site stipend of $15.50 per hour.

Funding is available and the program runs in person in the United States.

Qualifications

• 8-week full-time internship in biomedical research.
• Eligibility: Oklahoma residents who are high school seniors or college freshmen through juniors.
• Stipend: $15.50 per hour for on-site work.

Responsibilities

• Complete an individual biomedical project.
• Prepare an abstract and a final presentation of findings.

Education

Undergraduate

Job description

An 8-week, full-time paid biomedical research internship in OMRF labs for Oklahoma residents who are high school seniors or college freshmen through juniors. Pays $15.50 per hour; scholars complete an individual project, abstract, and presentation.

Official Website omrf.org

About This Program

An 8-week, full-time paid biomedical research internship in OMRF labs for Oklahoma residents who are high school seniors or college freshmen through juniors. Pays $15.50 per hour; scholars complete an individual project, abstract, and presentation.

Program Details

• Field Biomedical
• Level Undergraduate
• Country United States
• State / Province Oklahoma
• Institution Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation
• Application Deadline February 1, 2027
• Online Available
• In person
• Funding / Award Yes
• Women-Only Program Open to all; women encouraged

At a Glance

• Level Undergraduate
• Field Biomedical
• Country United States
• Funding Available
• Deadline February 1, 2027

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