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St. Jude Children's Research Hospital

Pediatric Oncology Education (POE) Program

Summer research experience in laboratory, clinical, and population-oriented areas related to pediatric oncology and biomedical science.

Application deadline02/01/2027
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About this opportunity

Summer research experience in laboratory, clinical, and population-oriented areas related to pediatric oncology and biomedical science.

Verified eligibility context

Relevant research experience outside the classroom is mandatory. Some research departments impose major/status-specific restrictions.

Verified access features

PAID

Opportunity details

Research Area / Discipline
Biomedical Sciences · Medicine · Psychology · Public Health · Biology · Data Science
Research Topics
Cancer · Oncology · Immunology · Infectious Disease · Computational Biology · Precision Medicine · Biostatistics · Cell Biology · Molecular Biology · Developmental Neurobiology · Epidemiology · Hematology · Pharmacology · Structural Biology · Psychology · Radiology · Radiation Oncology · Gene Editing · Genomics
Research Intensity
High
Opportunity Type
Summer Research Program
Location
Memphis, TN, USA
Format
In Person
Duration
11 weeks minimum for undergraduates
Compensation
$600/week before taxes; free group housing for non-Memphis participants
Housing
Yes — free group housing for non-Memphis participants
Travel Support
No
Eligibility
Undergraduate after sophomore year · medical, pharmacy, and graduate students also considered under track-specific rules
Citizenship Requirements
U.S. Citizen; Non-Citizen National; Permanent-Residence-Permitting Status
Prior Research Requirement
Yes
Application Requirements
Online Application · Letters of Recommendation · all credentials due 02/01/2027 · exact 2027 portal document list not fully public yet
Recommendation Letters
Not Specified
ORBIT Data Confidence
A · 98%
ORBIT Access Support
41 · Grade D — Limited Access Support

ORBIT provides opportunity information as an educational resource. Program requirements, deadlines, eligibility, funding, and availability may change. Students should verify all information with the official organization before applying. The ORBIT Access Support Grade reflects verified accessibility features; it does not measure program quality, prestige, or likelihood of acceptance.