Summer Scholars Program (SSSP), Seattle Children's Research Institute
Listed on 2026-07-31
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Research/Development
Research Assistant/Associate
A nine-week paid summer research internship at Seattle Children's Research Institute where undergraduates conduct basic, clinical, community-based, or translational research under experienced mentors in biomedical sciences, behavioral health, or public health. Scholars receive a $7,100 stipend, a $400 food stipend, and a public-transit pass. Applicants seeking their first formal research internship are prioritized; the program recurs each summer.
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Official Website seattlechildrens.org
About This ProgramA nine-week paid summer research internship at Seattle Children's Research Institute where undergraduates conduct basic, clinical, community-based, or translational research under experienced mentors in biomedical sciences, behavioral health, or public health. Scholars receive a $7,100 stipend, a $400 food stipend, and a public-transit pass. Applicants seeking their first formal research internship are prioritized; the program recurs each summer.
Program DetailsField Biomedical Level Undergraduate Country United States State / Province Washington Institution Seattle Children's Research Institute Online Available In person Funding / Award Yes Women-Only Program Open to all; women encouraged
At a GlanceLevel Undergraduate Field Biomedical Country United States Funding Available
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