Summer Clinical Internship Program - Rutgers

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The Office of Admissions at Robert Wood Johnson Medical School invites you to apply for the Summer Clinical Internship Program for undergraduate and post-baccalaureate students interested in careers in medicine.
Program Description 
Participants will have the opportunity to shadow clinical faculty members at the medical facilities in New Brunswick, New Jersey. Distinguished faculty from a variety of specialties will host students. Students will be paired with faculty in specialties representing students’ interests. Students are encouraged to keep the hours of the clinicians in order to get a real sense of the specialty, the issues in patient care and the practice of medicine. A lunchtime seminar series will complement the clinical experiences. Students will also take part in a pedagogic exercise at the end of the program. Students will make brief presentations to their peers on topics selected and researched with the guidance of the faculty preceptors. 
DATES: June 6, 2016 - July 15, 2016
REQUIREMENTS: Applicant must be at least a rising junior undergraduate or postbaccalaureate student.
Please have an official COLLEGE TRANSCRIPT, TWO ACADEMIC LETTERS OF RECOMMENDATION AND A COMPLETED APPLICATION sent to Ms. Catherine Porter, c/o Summer Clinical Internship Program Coordinator, Office of Admissions, Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, TC 118, 675 Hoes Lane West, Piscataway, NJ 08854.
DEADLINE for completion of your application is April 15, 2016. Due to the number of applicants, we will notify you only if you are accepted into the program by April 30, 2016.  There is no application fee.
Housing is NOT provided. Transportation and lodging will be the participant's responsibility. There is a train station several blocks from the campus. There is a $1,000.00 fee to participate in this program. There is the opportunity for several partial scholarships.  Letters from pre health advisors to support these applicants should be sent to Carol Terregino. (terregca@rwjms.rutgers.edu)  Students will be required to submit a criminal background check as well as the required health forms.

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