FAQs
What is the duration of the internship program?
The internship program is a paid summer internship that typically lasts for the duration of the summer season.
What type of work experience will I gain during the internship?
Interns will gain practical work experience in administrative tasks, laboratory support, and psychosocial services within the Texas Children’s Cancer and Hematology Center.
Are the internships paid?
Yes, the summer internship program offers a paid experience.
Is there a minimum age requirement for applicants?
Yes, applicants must be enrolled in high school, be a high school graduate, or be enrolled in an institution of higher education.
What qualifications do I need to apply for the internship?
Candidates must be enrolled in high school or have graduated (or equivalent secondary education) or be currently enrolled in a higher education institution.
What skills are required for this internship?
The internship requires general laboratory skills, computer skills, and administrative skills.
Can I apply if I am still in high school?
Yes, as long as you are currently enrolled in high school or have graduated, you are eligible to apply.
What are the learning opportunities available through this internship?
The internship offers learning opportunities within research labs, administration, and psychosocial services, particularly focused on pediatric hematology/oncology.
Who is the employer for this internship?
Baylor College of Medicine is the employer for this internship program.
Is this internship only for students pursuing a degree in healthcare?
While the program primarily targets those interested in pediatric hematology/oncology or pediatric healthcare, it is open to any high school graduate or student from an institution of higher education.