Extracurriculars for a Career in Medical Researcher
78 high school activities and programs that build real experience toward a career in medical researcher.
Students conduct hands-on research in BU labs with faculty mentors, directly mirroring medical research work.
Participants engage in biochemistry and genomics research, core disciplines for medical and life sciences research.
Students conduct original research projects under faculty guidance, directly mirroring medical research careers.
Hands-on laboratory sessions and medical research experiences directly expose students to research methodologies.
Hands-on lab work and scientific research training align directly with medical research methodologies.
Hands-on research projects across disciplines provide foundational experience in scientific inquiry and research methodology.
Competition emphasizes original research and scientific methodology central to medical discovery and innovation.
Students conduct hypothesis-driven biomedical research in Stanford labs alongside faculty and postdocs on medically oriented projects.
Students gain early exposure to academic research environments and scientific inquiry methodologies.
The program builds foundational research skills including data interpretation, scientific writing, and technical presentations.
Students engage in hands-on laboratory activities and medical research topics directly aligned with this career path.
Students conduct original biomedical research projects in professional labs under scientist mentorship.
Students conduct hands-on biomedical research projects and present findings, core activities of medical research.
Program explores how AI addresses real-world healthcare challenges and exposes students to research career pathways.
Lab tours and scientific research skills developed in the program are foundational for research careers.
Hands-on research experience with scientists and graduate students mirrors early-stage research career pathways.
Students develop independent research projects that advance scientific understanding in life sciences and biotechnology.
iGEM emphasizes original research design, lab execution, and presentation of novel biological findings.
Students perform original research and present findings at symposiums, core to medical research careers.
Builds foundational chemistry and scientific research skills applicable to pharmaceutical and medical research.
Competition develops scientific methodology and lab techniques foundational to medical research careers.
Develops research skills and scientific thinking essential for medical research careers.
Interns conduct original research using state-of-the-art equipment across disciplines including molecular medicine, drug discovery, and disease diagnostics.
Students conduct hands-on translational medical research in genomics, proteomics, and metabolomics alongside leading scientists.
Participants engage in scientific research and interdisciplinary learning with expert scientists over four weeks.
College-level research programs in neuroscience, cancer, and surgical research develop independent research projects and data analysis skills.
Students conduct full-time biomedical research under Principal Investigators at a leading research institution.
Seven-week intensive research apprenticeships directly mirror the hands-on research work medical researchers conduct.
Applied mathematics projects include computational biology research alongside mathematics mentors.
Competition focuses on designing genetic research experiments, core to medical and biological research methodology.
Students conduct hands-on cancer research projects with lab kits and collaborate with experts nationwide.
Students conduct hands-on research in active laboratories across biochemistry, genetics, neuroscience, and related fields.
Students conduct hands-on research in STEM disciplines under faculty mentors, mirroring the core work of medical researchers.
Participants conduct investigations, collect data, and learn integrative approaches to medicine through laboratory visits and demonstrations.
Students tour research labs, meet faculty researchers, and explore cutting-edge biomedical research topics firsthand.
Immersive exposure to medical science through labs and demonstrations introduces research-oriented healthcare careers.
Hands-on scientific research experience with DoD lab mentors develops core research methodology and laboratory skills.
Students conduct hands-on genetic engineering and biology research in a real lab with scientist mentors.
Students conduct real research in 80+ university labs, directly mirroring medical research career work.
Students conduct directed research projects under faculty mentorship in STEM fields, mirroring research practices.
Camp emphasizes scientific research methods and meeting professionals pursuing impactful careers in STEM fields.
Core program focus is conducting research projects in maternal and child health under faculty mentorship.
Two-week intensive hands-on laboratory experience mirrors early career scientific research and discovery.
Program emphasizes original research projects and scientific methodology applicable to biomedical and life sciences research.
Students design and conduct original research projects addressing real-world problems like disease diagnosis and treatment.
Medicine and Sciences courses introduce research methodologies and scientific inquiry central to medical research.
Students engage in hands-on research with faculty mentors, directly mirroring the laboratory work of medical researchers.
Students conduct mentored genetics and genomics research projects with increasing independence over 10 weeks.
Students conduct original cutting-edge research projects in cancer biology, psychiatric disease, and infectious disease alongside Broad scientists.
Students learn fundamental neuroscience concepts and perform hands-on lab techniques in molecular neurobiology and neurophysiology.
Students conduct authentic, open-ended research projects under mentorship, building foundational skills for medical research careers.
Young Scientist and SLSIP programs provide 8-week paid research internships conducting independent biomedical and neuroscience projects.
Students conduct independent research projects under PhD mentors, directly mirroring medical research work.
Students conduct hands-on biomedical research with DNA extraction, PCR, sequencing, and data analysis using real laboratory techniques.
Students conduct university-level research with faculty mentors, write research papers, and present findings.
Students conduct original research under faculty mentorship in anatomy, cell biology, neuroscience, and related biomedical fields.
Students conduct independent research projects using molecular and cell biological techniques in a laboratory setting.
Labs in gross anatomy, pathology, and microbiology expose students to medical research methodologies and scientific inquiry.
Students conduct directed research in cancer biology, drug discovery, and biomedical fields with real lab work and publications.
RSI program emphasizes advanced research methodology and scientific inquiry at high school level.
Clinical Research Coordinator is featured prominently, offering exposure to research careers and healthcare investigation pathways.
Hands-on lab experiences and professional lectures introduce scientific research methods in a medical setting.
Students conduct real research projects under university scientist mentors in bioscience labs.
Students learn about brain disorders and neuroscience research, preparing them for careers investigating treatments and cures for neurological conditions.
Rigorous chemistry knowledge from this exam builds a strong foundation for pharmaceutical and biomedical research.
Competition focuses on translational research in healthcare biotechnology, from genomics to drug development.
Students conduct original undergraduate-level research projects with faculty mentoring, directly mirroring medical research work.
Students gain hands-on experience with experimental research and data collection on cutting-edge projects.
Students conduct scientific research across basic, clinical, behavioral, and population sciences at a leading medical institution.
Students conduct supervised research projects at Harvard Medical School, gaining direct exposure to medical research methodology and practice.
Participation in a neuroscience immersion at a leading research institution studying brain disorders and treatment.
Students engage in active research projects with faculty guidance, developing research methodologies applicable to medical fields.
Students conduct cutting-edge research in medicine and health at a major research university under faculty mentorship.
Internship at a cancer research center provides direct exposure to research methodologies and laboratory work in medical science.
Students conduct 8-week biomedical lab internships with mentors, directly mirroring medical research work.
Internship at NIDA involves hands-on research in drug abuse and addiction science through the Intramural Research Program.
Students conduct hands-on biomedical research in active lab projects, directly mirroring medical researcher work.
Students conduct interdisciplinary research projects and develop investigative inquiry skills central to medical research.