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The Pre-Arrival Onboarding Process (Paid and Unpaid) Below is a breakdown of the onboarding process for research students/postdoctoral research fellows. You can download a copy of this process document here Below is a breakdown of the onboarding process for research students/postdoctoral research...

Research students must be at least 16 years of age to work in a research lab at BIDMC. This is non-negotiable. If you plan to hire a 16- or 17-year-old student to conduct research in your lab, the following steps must be completed: Minor Research Student Questionnaire Form must be completed and...

Any research conducted by an individual in school (regardless of academic level) or at a BILH site (paid or unpaid) requires review by the Office of Student Engagement and Experience (and other teams as dependent on case), and proper onboarding into a research student or postdoctoral research...

Once a student or postdoc research fellow reaches their official end date, supervisors can either choose to extend the experience, or begin the offboarding and termination steps. The steps below outline the process for extending current research student or postdoctoral research fellows current work...

The Research Student Best Practices Committee, facilitated by the Office of Student Engagement and Experience, aims to provide a collaborative forum for discussing and improving the support infrastructure for research students. This committee is designed to bring together various stakeholders within...

The Translational Research Hubs are an initiative at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (BIDMC) led by the Chief Academic Officer, Dr. Gyongyi Szabo. Establishing these multi-disciplinary research Hubs is part of BIDMC’s Institutional Strategic Plan for Innovation, Research and Education, (InSPIRE...

BIDMC prides itself on providing support and mentorship for researchers! The Center for Career Development was established to support the faculty at BIDMC in the Harvard Medical School promotion process, provide academic career counseling and advice. Furthermore, the Office of Student Support and...

Do you need support during your research experience? OSEE staff provide advising hours to research students on a number of topics, including: General topics: Navigating your BILH hospital Making the most of your research experience Handling situations and conflicts that arise in the workplace Career...

As a research student, you are a part of the BILH community. OSEE also holds social events to help you feel connected to, engaged, and energized by this community. Example social events include: Networking mixers to meet research students across BILH “Field trips” to Departments/Labs to learn more...