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Cambell Clinic Research Scholar Rolling (currently 1 position open, another will open early June) one-year full time job (with an opportunity to renew for a second year)$15/ hour plus medical, dental and vision insurance; PTO; and support services (e.g. training, computer, desk, etc.)Memphis Metro Area; Scholar may be required to work on studies that require work in Memphis, Germantown, Collierville and/ or Southaven.Application Link: Click HERE, search "Research Scholar"The mission of The Campbell Foundation is to enhance the quality of life for our patients through the science of orthopaedic medicine, with a strong commitment to education, research, and community healthcare. The Campbell Foundation is affiliated with Campbell Clinic Orthopaedics. Campbell Clinic is a national leader in sports medicine, pediatric orthopaedics, joint replacement, orthopaedic oncology, orthopaedic trauma, physical medicine and rehabilitation, and surgery of the hand, hip, foot, knee, shoulder and spine. This paid, year-long experience, with an option to renew for an additional year, gives Scholars extensive hands-on experience in study design, data collection and analysis, literature review, institutional review and approvals, patient enrollment and study visit completion and manuscript preparation. Scholars work side-by-side with Campbell Clinic physicians, research partners and staff on projects ranging from clinical trials to physician-led retrospective studies.

Education: Bachelor of Science degree in Biology, Chemistry or similar natural science required. Pre-Med/Graduate student or Medical Student preferred.

Experience: Research experience preferred. Demonstrated organizational leadership and communication skills required.

Computer Skills: Must be computer literate with proficiency in Excel, PowerPoint and Word required. Database experience a plus.		5/16/22
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UCLA South American Program in HIV Prevention (SAPHIR)Priority: 2/26/22, Rolling Basis Afterwards11 months$25,000-30,000 depending on site and level of training.Lima, Peru or Rio de Janiero, Brazilsaphir@mednet.ucla.eduEleven month NIH funded and mentored training program in HIV prevention research (Anything from epidemiology to treatment/vaccine research) in Latin America for pre- and post-doctoral physician researchers from the US. Goals for student are analysis of an existing data set as well as creation of an original proposal. Program is supplemented with lectures and conferences centered around HIV prevention research. All trainees are required to have completed their core clinical clerkships before starting the program.5/16/22
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NIDDK T32 Medical Student Research Training SupplementAnnually on Jan 18, Apr 181 yearAmount Not SpecifiedAny research lab in US besides NIH labs in Bethesda, MDKrystyna Rys-Sikora, ryssikok@niddk.nih.gov, 301.451.4770Program designed to help future physician-scientists. NIH funding with T32 research grants.5/16/22
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UTHSC Department of Medicine Medical Scholars ProgramFirst week of January1 yearAmount Not specified, but has health benefitsMemphis, TNDr. Jim Dale jbdale@uthsc.eduGives students the opportunity to do productive, publishable research with the goal of building a pool of physician scientists.OUTDATED
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UTHSC Department of Otolaryngology Research FellowshipsRolling1 yearAmount Not Specified Memphis, TNTate Naylor or Dr. Madhu MamidalaFor students interested in Otolaryngology, pairs students with a mentor and gives the opportunity to work with residents and faculty on various projects. Shadowing opportunities should be available as well.OUTDATED
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NIH Medical Research Scholars Program (MSRP)10/1/21-1/7/22 (next cycle deadlien pending)1 year$38,000; Furnished residential housing;
Relocation Allowance;
Funding support for conference travel, scientific courses, and textbooks		Bethesda, MDmrsp@nih.govThe MRSP is a comprehensive, year-long research enrichment program designed to attract the most creative, research-oriented medical (50) and dental (2) students to the NIH campus. Open to 2nd, 3rd, or 4th year. Students with a strong interest in conducting mentored basic, clinical, or translational research. Applicants can expect lectures, Journal Clubs, Teaching Rounds, etc. 5/16/22
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Sarnoff Cardiovascular Research Foundation NO MD/PhDsAnnually Jan 111 year$28,000 annual stipend
Allowances up to $7,000 for travel support (moving expenses, conference presentations) and health insurance 		US Research Lab other than one at UTHSCPhone: 703.759.7600 E-mail: dboyd@SarnoffFoundation.org"The Sarnoff Fellowship Program offers medical students enrolled in accredited U.S. medical schools the opportunity to spend a year conducting intensive work in a biomedical research laboratory in the United States, other than the medical school in which they are enrolled. Fellows are selected on the basis of a national competition. Sarnoff seeks individuals with demonstrated intellectual and academic achievement, as well as leadership ability." See website as there is a lot of info that is difficult to summarize.5/16/22
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Fogarty Global Health Program for Fellows and ScholarsLetter of intent due date (optional, non-binding): July 20, 2021
Application due date: August 20, 2021		1 yearAmount Not SpecifiedDeveloping CountriesUnJa Hayes, Ph.D., Email: unja.hayes@nih.govThe Global Health Program for Fellows and Scholars supports U.S. university consortia to provide collaborative, mentored global health research training opportunities in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs). (See The World Bank Country and Lending Groups to identify countries with low- and middle-income economies.) Students from the U.S. or from LMICs apply through the consortia below for placement at an LMIC institution for 12 months.5/16/22
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AMSA Education & Advocacy FellowMarch 27, 2022 (next cycle date pending) 1 year$50,000Various Locationsamsa@amsa.orgThe Education & Advocacy Fellow (EAF) is a unique position for a physician-in-training student to spend a year augmenting their formal medical training with the opportunity to delve deeply into critical issues affecting access to affordable, quality healthcare, global health equity, diversity in the healthcare workforce, and medical professionalism. The EAF serves multiple roles at the American Medical Student Association while working closely with staff and national leaders to enhance educational programming and advocacy initiatives throughout the organization.5/16/22
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HVTN Research and Mentorship Program (RAMP) Scholar Grants for African American and Hispanic Medical Students(next cycle date pending) 8-10 weeks or 9-12 monthsup to $20,000 for 8-10 weeks; up to $70,000 for 9-12 monthsVarious LocationsLinda Oseso, MPH: loseso@fredhutch.orgThe development of a safe and effective HIV vaccine is one of the greatest biomedical research challenges of our time. The HIV Vaccine Trials Network RAMP Scholar Program provides African American and Latino medical students with opportunities to conduct independent research while receiving mentoring, project and salary funding, training, and professional development opportunities. Recipients work under the mentorship of HVTN-affiliated investigators to conduct research projects in areas of basic, clinical, behavioral, laboratory and social science.5/16/22
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UAB Dept. of Orthopedic Surgery Research FellowshipNot specified12 months25,000UABDr. Ashish Shah; ashpurvi@uab.eduDesigned to give students an intensive look into the field of Orthopedic Surgery. Beyond allowing students to build their CV with publications and presentations, the goal of the year is: to provide students a broad exposure to orthopaedics to help build a solid foundation prior to residency, to learn how to conduct clinical research and to build strategic relationships within the profession. Completion of the orthopaedic research fellowship guarantees a residency interview with our program.5/16/22
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WashU Otolaryngology T32 Predoctoral Training ProgramAnnually Nov 1 to Feb 209-12 monthsMonthly stipend, research expenses, travel, benefitsWash U St. LouisJana Richardson, richardsonj@wustl.edu; Jay Piccirillo, piccirij@wustl.eduExposes students to a variety of ENT related research mentors varying from translational to clinical to basic or behavioral. Trainees attend weekly departmental Grand Rounds and Research Seminars and the TL1 Predoctoral Research Seminars; and are required to obtain the Certificate of Clinical Investigation (CCCI) and expected to obtain the Master of Science in Clinical Investigation (MSCI) degree. Trainees will present the results of their research as posters at the medical center-wide research training symposium held each fall and at a national meeting. The trainees will also submit the results of their research as first author to a peer-reviewed journal.5/16/22
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Urology Care Foundation Physician Scientist Residency Training Award (PSRTA) Letter of Intent July 29, 2021; Application September 9; 2021 (next cycle date pending)unspecified; need to be a member of AUA to applyunspecifiedBrigham and Women's Hospital Program in Urology at Harvard Medical School; University of California, Los Angeles; and University of WashingtonThis award supports a three-year research training program embedded within urology residency. The focus of this program is to prepare young surgeon scientists to become successful research leaders and make impactful discoveries for their patients. The award was first competed to academic institutions to determine which urology residency programs could provide the necessary training and support to serve as a PSRTA Program Site. The second phase of the competition is then opened to medical students to apply for an available residency slot at one of these institutions as a PSRTA Trainee. One PSRTA Trainee slot is available each competition cycle.5/16/22
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