Mass General Brigham Orthopedic Visiting Research Program
Overview
Our orthopaedic research has led to transformational changes in patient treatments. Our faculty and staff are working on innovative research developing new materials, improving surgical techniques and designing medical devices. Our clinical research work primarily involves the study of patients who experience orthopaedic injuries and the treatments that help these patients heal from their injuries. Our basic research focuses on biomechanics, biomaterials, and translational research.
Candidates should be literate in Microsoft Word and Excel. Prior coursework in statistics and computer science and a basic understanding of Microsoft Access is a plus. Past experience with clinical research is helpful but not required.
Requirements
All local full-time undergraduate and graduate/medical students are eligible to apply, provided they are currently enrolled in an accredited college or university.
International students are eligible to apply, provided they meet the J-1 visa requirements.
Funding Requirements
- If you are student actively enrolled in an educational program, you must show proof of funding of at least $42,000/year.
Please be aware, if you do not meet the above funding requirements, we will not be able to accept you into this program.
How to Apply
If you are interested in applying for our program, please complete the online application form and submit supporting documents. The supporting documents include:
- your resume
- one letter of recommendation
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis.
FAQs
- All local full-time undergraduate and graduate/medical students are eligible to apply, provided they are currently enrolled in an accredited college or university.
- International students are eligible to apply, provided they meet the J1 visa requirements.
- All applicants must be able to commit at least four months to this program.
- All visa and funding requirements will be provided once application is reviewed and accepted.