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Mentor/Principal Investigator: Dr. Atkins
Department: Radiation Oncology / CardioOncology Research
Location: CedarsSinai Medical Center Los Angeles CA (Onsite with possible hybrid flexibility)
Position Type: Research Internship (Unpaid)
Duration: Minimum 12 weeks
Overview:
CedarsSinai is offering a research internship opportunity for a medical student to participate in ongoing clinical cancer outcomes research under the mentorship of Dr. Katelyn Atkins. This position is designed for a highly motivated medical student seeking to gain handson experience in multidisciplinary research that explores the adverse cardiac effects of cancer therapiesparticularly radiation therapyand the relationship between SARSCoV2 immunity and cardiovascular health in cancer patients.
Key Responsibilities:
Review and extract relevant clinical data from electronic medical records (EMRs) including cardiovascular and cancer history imaging results and radiotherapy treatment plans
Record and manage data in CedarsSinais REDCap database and/or secure Excel files on Box/OneDrive
Participate in introductory coding activities including radiomics and machine learning applications
Conduct basic data analysis and assist in generating models for clinical outcome evaluation
Work under active IRBapproved protocols:
Data Repository for Thoracic and GI Radiotherapy
Cardiovascular Toxicity in Breast Cancer
EMBARC Study
Learning & Mentorship Structure:
Weeks 14: Introduction to EMR chart review clinical database curation coding basics and introductory statistics
Weeks 510: Continued data collection with increased focus on data processing and analysis
Weeks 11: Integration of clinical and technical skills into ongoing research projects
Weekly oneonone mentorship meetings with Dr. Atkins for guidance feedback and academic development
Exposure to collaborative research with medical physicists oncologists and cardiologists
Requirements:
Current enrollment in an accredited medical school
Strong interest in clinical research oncology cardiology or radiation medicine
Ability to commit a minimum of 12 weeks
Familiarity with basic medical terminology and EMR systems preferred
Prior experience with statistical software or coding is a plus but not required
Additional Information:
This is an educational nonclinical role. There is no direct patient interaction or recruitment activity.
All activities are conducted under approved IRB protocols.
Most work is conducted onsite with flexibility for remote work as appropriate.
Required Education & Experience
Must be 18 years of age or older.
Must have a HS Diploma or GED.
Must reside in the greater Los Angeles area or surrounding cities while conducting all activities related to the intern or visitor appointment.
INTERNS: Those participating for academic credit must receive academic credit for the duration of the internship.
VISITORS: Must be receiving funding from an eligible sponsoring institution (employer educator funder etc.).
Employment Type
Student
