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BIDMC is an exciting place to conduct research, and there are often students that reach out to Department contacts, individual PIs/Labs, and/or OSEE directly to inquire about opportunities to conduct research. OSEE has developed a centralized process to manage student requests for research...

All student research opportunities, paid or unpaid, require onboarding. Students conducting research need to either be employees (paid) or contingent workers (unpaid), regardless of the research they will be doing and systems they need to access to. All research positions should be a minimum of 8...

Once a student reaches their official end date, students’ supervisors either choose to extend the student, or begin the offboarding and termination steps. Research Student Terminations and Offboarding- all research students (employees and contingent workers) must be appropriately offboarded and...

In order to ensure a successful and pain-free onboarding process, the following materials need to be submitted by Research Departments and student candidates Research Student Intake Form: All research positions require completion of a research student intake form, and students must be hired into one...

Information for this page is coming soon. In the meantime, if you have any questions about moving a research student or postdoctoral research fellow from a paid to an unpaid role, please reach out to Ethan Selinger, Program Director for the Office of Student Engagement and Experience at eselinge...

Project Title: Neurobiology of REM Sleep Project Contact: Dr. Vetrivelan Ramalingam (vramalin@bidmc.harvard.edu) Research Type: Basic Science and Translational Research Status: Flexible (full-time or part-time options available) Work Modality: In-Person Academic Level: Undergraduate, Graduate...

Contingent Worker (Unpaid) Onboarding Steps Below is a breakdown of the onboarding process for unpaid (contingent worker) research students/postdoctoral research fellows. Please reach out to the Office of Student Engagement and Experience (OSEE) if you have any questions about this process. Please...

The Office of Student Engagement and Experience (OSEE) has developed new initiatives to connect qualified students with research opportunities across BILH. Our goal is to make it as easy as possible for BILH researchers and staff to recruit, onboard, and support students by creating streamlined...