Translational Research for High School Students. The Summer Internship Program for High Schoolers allows high school students to receive training in a translational research lab and gain skills as they work on a project. Additionally, the High School Research Internship has a career and professional development curriculum that provides tools on college selection, scholarship applications and scientific writing.
Students have access to Houston Methodist's renowned faculty mentors who help guide them through proper lab techniques, as well as assigning each intern with their own study or focus area in an active research project. By participating in events such as a welcome reception, sporting events, and a variety of guest speaker presentations, each intern realizes the opportunity for both professional growth and the expansion of their scientific peer network.
Each afternoon, students participate in interactive virtual medical experiences. Additionally, students go on two hospital trips and two academic field trips. Any student who has taken or is taking a high school biology class at the time of their application can apply. The program includes anatomy and pathology labs and courses, college admissions help, a research project, lectures by Stanford faculty and other medical professionals, and insight into the day-to-day operations of a hospital.
Each accepted applicant will receive a full-tuition scholarship for the program. The Medicine Institute at Wake Forest University is a one-week program with a non-residential option in Charlotte and residential option in Winston-Salem. The program covers topics such as obstetrics and gynecology, neurosurgery, ophthalmology, pediatrics, and other medical topics. Students visit local healthcare facilities, learn about the latest medical technology, practice taking blood pressure and suturing, participate in a dissection lab, and learn minimally invasive surgery techniques.
Rising high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors are welcome to apply. Georgetown has 1-week and 3-week Medical Academy programs, and students can either stay on campus or commute. Both programs provide an introduction to the field of medicine and a glimpse at Georgetown School of Medicine. Students participating in the 3-week program also register for one of three tracks: Anatomy and Physiology, Neuroscience, and Emergency Medicine.
Each track will give students classroom, lab, and case study experience with their chosen topic. How to Enroll. Dates and Locations. About Us. Business 9 days Multiple locations. Get Info. Toggle navigation. While at the NSLC, you will perform clinical rounds, learn medical examination and surgical techniques, and participate in diagnosis and treatment while solving the mystery of a fatal outbreak sweeping the nation.
Clinical experiences Learn and practice suturing and surgical knot-tying with a surgeon Visit medical facilities Interact with practicing physicians, scientific researchers, medical school students and residents Diagnose and treat patients Participate in a challenging medical outbreak simulation. American University. Duke University. Harvard Medical School. Northwestern University. University of California, Berkeley. University of California, Los Angeles. June 23 - July 1 July 5 - July University of San Diego.
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