FAQs
What is the main focus of the Intern/Aide position?
The main focus of the Intern/Aide position is to assist with acute leukemia research.
What kind of training is required for this position?
Required training includes human subjects research training, biohazard training, HIPAA training, and animal facility training.
What will the Intern/Aide do in the laboratory?
The Intern/Aide will conduct bench research under the supervision of Research Technicians, assist with the maintenance of an immunodeficient mouse colony, and help with harvesting and banking tissue from patient-derived xenograft models.
What educational background is required for this role?
Candidates must be enrolled in high school, be a high school graduate (or equivalent secondary education), or be enrolled in an institution of higher education.
Will the Intern/Aide be involved in record keeping?
Yes, the Intern/Aide will assist with meticulous record keeping, writing up, and presentation of results.
Is previous research experience required for this internship?
No previous research experience is mentioned as a requirement; candidates should be willing to learn under supervision.
Are there any other responsibilities included in the position?
Yes, the Intern/Aide may assist with any other research-related activities as needed.
Is there a specific location for this internship?
The internship is based at Baylor College of Medicine, specifically in the Stevens/Redell lab.
Is this position paid?
The job description does not specify if the position is paid; please inquire directly for details on compensation.
What is the duration of the internship?
The duration of the internship is not specified in the job description; please check for details during the application process.