Engineering Intern

Structure 10 weeks, June – August 40 hours per week Weekly lecture series that includes topics related to research design, biostatistics, engineering, and current advances in orthopedic research Weekly journal club Symposium where interns will present their research findings Engineering Internship Engineering interns can expect to utilize and adapt technology as a data tool for clinicians. This encompasses problem solving and optimizing technological tools. Projects may include incorporating motion capture technology into routine physical therapy, surgical evaluation, rehabilitation, or clinical decision making.

Interns will be asked to give a final presentation of their work. In addition to these activities, interns will be offered opportunities to shadow various clinical professionals and attend relevant lectures. Engineering Internship Learning Objectives: Gain a working knowledge of the collaboration between clinical teams and engineers; Learn how to describe engineering results and concepts to non-technical professionals; Complete and present an engineering specific project relating to a clinical need; Understand technological applications and limitations in medicine.

How to Apply

- Engineering Research Internship Applicants will need to submit the following: Cover Letter Current Resume/CV (with GPA) One paragraph describing your interest in biomechanics, specifically this internship, and how this opportunity fits into long-term goals and plans (250-word limit) A brief timeline of your future plans, including applying to professional/graduate school or target industry sector Two References (Name and E-mail address) Blinded cover letter (remove your name as well as the name(s) of the colleges and/or universities you have attended) Blinded Resume/CV (remove your name as well as the name(s) of the colleges and/or universities you have attended)