FAQs
What is the primary focus of the Intern, Research Assistant role?
The primary focus of the Intern, Research Assistant role is to support a research project under a physician mentor with a focus in the area of cancer care.
What are the educational qualifications required for this position?
A Bachelor's degree with a minimum 3.5 GPA is required, and candidates should be in the process of applying to medical school.
What skills are necessary to succeed in this role?
Necessary skills include excellent organization, problem-solving, time management, written and verbal communication, and proficiency with computer software such as Microsoft Office and Google Suite.
What kind of tasks will the intern be expected to perform?
The intern will be expected to review, collect, and analyze data, assist with report and manuscript writing, participate in discussions and meetings, and assist department team members with daily operations.
Is prior experience in research required for this position?
While prior experience in research is not explicitly stated as a requirement, education related to human subject research and GCP (CITI Training and Certification) is necessary.
Will the intern work independently or as part of a team?
The intern will have the ability to work both independently and as part of a team, handling multiple deadline-driven tasks in a dynamic environment.
How can I apply for this internship?
If you feel that the job description aligns with your strengths and capabilities, you are encouraged to apply today.