Mass General Brigham and affiliated hospitals offer exceptional learning experiences for all health professions, from student opportunities to specialized residencies and fellowships to continuing professional development.
Mass General is the original and largest teaching hospital of Harvard Medical School. Mass General’s constant desire to acquire, apply and challenge knowledge and innovation is woven into the strong culture of lifelong learning. Learners benefit from rigorous, top-notch training and faculty expertise, staff benefit from challenging one another to strive for excellence, and most importantly, patients benefit from the culture of excellence and world class education their health care providers receive.
Mass General provides an excellent learning environment for health care management students interested in hospital leadership. Each summer, we accept a limited number of master’s degree students for administrative internship opportunities.
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The Summer Undergraduate Research Program at the Lurie Center for Autism provides an opportunity for hands-on training in autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and experience in clinical and translational research.
The Dietetic Internship at Massachusetts General Hospital creates leaders within the nutrition and dietetics fields by offering a wide range of learning experiences.
The John Hancock Child Life and Wellness Program Internship offers interns the chance to work with children of all ages in a variety of inpatient programs.
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The MGH Aspire Works Internship Program is a unique program designed specifically for adults on the autism spectrum, or a related Asperger profile, to gain real-world work experience.
The Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery (OMFS) One-Year Preliminary Internship is for a dental school graduate. Interns will assist in outpatient clinics and perform simple procedures and gain experience with bone grafts, lacerations and more. This is a non-categorical position.
Most medical students have limited awareness of the specialty of Thoracic Surgery by the time they are deciding on their residency. The Mass General Division of Thoracic Surgery Service Summer Scholars Program is a long-running program designed to provide significant exposure to this specialty.
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This month-long internship is designed for premedical and medical students to increase exposure and gain experience in the field of women's sports medicine.
Brigham and Women’s Hospitalis world renowned for offering innovative, comprehensive care for complex medical problems and carrying out cutting-edge research. We are also well-known for the training of future health care professionals.
A 12-month, full-time psychology internship for doctoral students in clinical psychology. The program is centered upon the provision of training within a scientist-practitioner model, with a focus on providing clinical care and engaging in scientific endeavors and research activities.
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Our clinically focused program is designed to provide a strong theoretical knowledge base with exceptional practical experiences in acute-care clinical nutrition, outpatient nutrition services, community nutrition, food service management, and research in the field of nutrition.
The Harvard Orthopedic Trauma Service is a busy pan-campus orthopaedic trauma service with sites at four Harvard-affiliated Level I Trauma Centers: Massachusetts General Hospital, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, and Boston Children’s Hospital. The main aim of the internship is to provide interns with a basic understanding about clinical research, primarily through providing practical experience.
An academic microbiology lab at Brigham and Women’s Hospital is seeking a highly motivated research trainee. This is an excellent opportunity for recent college graduates who are seeking to go onto graduate or medical school.
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The Clinical Research Division of the Pain Management Center at Brigham and Women’s Hospital is seeking a highly motivated clinical research trainee. This internship is an excellent opportunity for recent college graduates who are seeking to go onto graduate or medical school. The research goal is to better understand and treat pain conditions.
A research laboratory at Brigham and Women’s Hospital is seeking a highly motivated research trainee. This unpaid internship is an excellent opportunity for recent college graduates who are seeking to go onto graduate or medical school.
The Brigham’s Office of Strategic Communication is looking for a science writing intern to join the team for the summer or for the fall or spring semester. Through this internship, the intern will work directly with and support the senior science communication specialist (or a designated team member) to find, assess and write stories about cutting-edge Brigham research and innovation.
Summer Internship Programme
This internship offers medical students who are interested in orthopedics and women’s sports medicine an opportunity to spend their summer participating in clinical research and job shadowing in orthopedics. The goals of the internship are to provide clinical research experience and diverse shadowing opportunities in a clinical environment. Our clinical research focuses on sports-related injuries, treatments, surgical and non-surgical outcomes, and sex differences in musculoskeletal medicine.This intensive 8 week laboratory-based biological research program is for undergraduates during the summer following their sophomore or junior years. Up to 6 internships are awarded by a competitive process. The internship culminates with a Poster Session during the final week where the interns present data in regards to the project they have been working on during the summer.
Program Overview The program goal is to expose college science students (who will be juniors or seniors in the fall of 2023) to the rewards of laboratory research directed toward solving important public health problems. The overall mission of our program is to recruit qualified students for graduate-level training leading to research careers in the biological sciences. Interns apply state-of-the art technology in their own research projects under the direction of a Harvard faculty member. Research projects focus on biological science questions that are important to the prevention of disease. Disease areas include infections (tuberculosis, malaria, Chagas disease), cancer, lung diseases, multifactorial, multigenic and common diseases of aging, diabetes, obesity, etc. Scientific approaches include regulation of cell growth and gene regulation, cellular metabolism, DNA modification, cellular signaling, structure-function analyses, etc.
Visit the Biological Sciences in Public Health faculty listing for more detailed information about program faculty and their research or review our Diseases page to faculty-disease affiliations. Note that an interest in a particular faculty member does NOT guarantee placement in their lab.
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If you find that you are not eligible for our summer program, please review the HILS website for other summer programs for which you might be eligible.
Financial support over the course of 8 weeks includes a stipend of $3, 600, a travel allowance of up to $500 and free dormitory housing.
Complete the online application. Please read through all the questions in advance and also make sure to read the directions on the application on how to save your application and return to it later, should you need to do this.
Internships & Co Ops
The deadline for the 2024 Summer Internship Program is Friday, February 16, 2024. All application materials must be in by this date and time. Notifications of acceptance will be sent by early March.
There are many summer internship opportunities and pathway programs for high school and undergraduate students at Harvard. We’ve highlighted a few below and a complete list can be found HERE.
The Harvard Griffin GSAS Research Scholar Initiative is a non-degree granting post-baccalaureate program that provides mentored research and training for individuals interested in pursuing doctoral studies. In the program, research scholars work with a Harvard faculty member as a research assistant, participate in professional development seminars, and receive GRE preparation support. In addition, scholars may take undergraduate and/or graduate coursework in preparation for doctoral studies.
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Past Summer Intern participants, Erika Espinosa and Aidaliz Llorens, present their summer project posters at the 2014 ABRCMS, one of the largest professional conferences for underrepresented minority students and students with disabilities.The internship and volunteer placement with the Autism Program at Boston Medical Center provides undergraduate and graduate level students the opportunity to participate in a rich applied hospital based placement supporting children and families. The program relies heavily on the support, creativity, and drive of student interns and volunteers in various capacities based on the program and individual student’s needs. The student intern or volunteer works with Autism Program staff in executing many aspects and components of our work, as identified in the project descriptions below. Interns and volunteers also have the opportunity to observe diagnostic and follow-up clinic appointments with Developmental and Behavioral Pediatric clinicians, as well as participate in a plethora of training opportunities.
Applications are reviewed 2-3 months prior to the start of the placement (March-Summer, May-Fall, and November-Spring). Once applications are reviewed, chosen candidates will be invited to participate in an individual or group interview as an opportunity to share relevant experience and skills, as well as ask questions. Anywhere from 3-10 interns/volunteers are on-boarded each placement cycle.
While we always love to hear about any personal or professional experiences you have working with individuals with ASD, this is not a requirement.
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We try to build in at least one clinical shadowing opportunity throughout your time with our program, though depending on the projects and responsibilities you have throughout your placement there may be other occasions to observe in clinic.
Our internship placements are rich and dynamic, such that each intern’s experience is unique to their interest and the skills they bring forth to the program. There are often tasks and projects that provide interns the opportunity to interact directly with families. Please note, however, that our program does not provide direct therapeutic services to individuals.
We currently offer fully in-person, fully remote, and
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