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Paid Summer Programs for Life Science & Health Science Students in Canada
25 paid summer programs for life / health science students to get experience & get paid
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Hi friends,
Today’s newsletter is a list of 25 paid summer programs for life & health science students.
It’s an update from list I made two years ago: Summer Research Programs 🔬 (2022)
My only asks for you today:
Kind message from LinkedIn! Reminder to pay it forward 🫶
Enjoy today’s read,
Sachi 💌
Paid Summer Programs for Life Science & Health Science Students 🌞
I am not sponsored by any of these organisations, please read each program’s specific requirements & deadlines. I’ve also attached relevant Invite Health interviews from students who have completed some of these programs.
Summer Undergraduate Research Program | Institute of Medical Science | University of Toronto (utoronto.ca)
Keenan Research Summer Student (KRSS) Program | St. Michael's Hospital (unityhealth.to)
Charles Hollenberg Summer Studentship Program 2024 | Banting & Best Diabetes Centre | University of Toronto (bbdc.org)
CREMS Summer Research Program | MD Program | University of Toronto (utoronto.ca)
Undergraduate Summer Research Program | Centre for Blood Research | University of British Columbia (ubc.ca)
AI in Medicine Summer Research Program | TCAIREM | University of Toronto (utoronto.ca)
The Biochemistry and Biomedical Sciences Summer Scholars Program - Michael G. DeGroote Institute for Infectious Disease Research’s (IIDR) | McMaster University (mcmaster.ca)
Summer Research Program | Research Trainee Centre at the Lunenfeld-Tanenbaum
LMP Summer Undergraduate Research Experience Program (SURE) | Laboratory Medicine and Pathobiology | University of Toronto (utoronto.ca)
Summer Student Program | Medical Biophysics | University of Toronto (utoronto.ca)
Summer Student Research Opportunities | Women's College Hospital (womensacademics.ca)
Summer Student Research Program | BC Children’s Hospital Research Institute (bcchr.ca)
2024 Scholarship and Bursary Awards | Hamilton Health Sciences
Summer Research Opportunities | Department of Nutritional Sciences | University of Toronto (utoronto.ca)
Programs at Acceleration Consortium | University of Toronto (utoronto.ca)
Applied AI Internships - Vector Institute for Artificial Intelligence
NHP Summer Research and Training Program | Novo Nordisk Network for Healthy Populations (utoronto.ca)
2024 Summer Honors Program | American Enterprise Institute - AEI
Invite Health Interviews 💐
If you’re interested in applying to these programs, but am not sure how to go about applying, read these interviews. You can learn how to…
write a cold email or secure research funding
break into clinical research, qualitative research, or wet lab & basic science research
find global opportunities
More Resources
Internship resources that were created for students. Not created by Invite Health.
CareerNow 150+ Early Career Undergraduate Programs (notion.site)
Federal Student Work Experience Program (FSWEP) - Canada.ca
Read our interview with Angelique J & Anjali to learn more about the FSWEP program!
About Invite Health 💌
I started Invite Health for my younger self who was trying to figure out what to do with my health sci degree that wasn’t a career in medicine.
Today, I’d say this quote is the primary reason I continue to build Invite Health:
“Talent is everywhere, opportunity is not”
The mission of Invite Health is to close this talent-opportunity gap for students in the life and health sciences.
Since 2022, we’re the leading resource for students figuring out what to do with a life sci / health sci degree. I interview students pursuing diverse careers in healthcare, and how they got there - no gatekeeping here. Every newsletter is rich with resources and insights.
Our main channel is this newsletter, and I occasionally share resources on social media (LinkedIn and Instagram).
How to get the most out of Invite Health 🫶
Connect with the interviewees: At the end of every newsletter, the interviewees leave their contact information for you to contact them. In your message, mention that you learned about their journey through Invite Health, and that you’re curious to learn more!
Share the word: Share Invite Health with your friends and networks. Start a conversation about something you learned- an opportunity, a piece of advice, or a recommendation that an interviewee made.
Bet on yourself: Apply to the opportunities that are shared in the newsletters. You have nothing to lose, and so much to gain. Circling back to point #1 - always reach out to the interviewees if you want advice!
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