This program offers a unique 'bench to sideline' approach to sports medicine research, combining laboratory and clinical studies to advance patient care.
The University of Miami Health System High School Student Research Trainee Program (Sports Medicine Track) offers an 8-week immersive experience for high school students. Participants gain practical experience within an academic medical center, focusing on sports medicine research. Activities may include data collection and analysis, experimentation in labs, assisting principal investigators with various assignments, learning new software, and participating in research meetings. The program aims to provide invaluable research experience that is beneficial for future employers and for university, graduate, and professional school applications. Students will also have opportunities to present their research at an informal symposium and participate in seminars on topics such as career development, resume building, introductory statistics, epidemiology, science ethics, and sports medicine and injury prevention.
A typical day may involve engaging in data collection and analysis, conducting experiments in labs, assisting faculty supervisors with research tasks, learning new software, and participating in research meetings.
The ideal student for this program has excellent interpersonal skills, strong written and verbal communication skills, demonstrates compassion for patient needs, and is detail-oriented, adaptable, and flexible.
University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, 1600 NW 10th Ave, Miami, FL 33136
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