Clinical Research Intern

The Research Division of Essential Access Health offers reproductive health internships in clinical research designed for students and college graduates looking forward to a career in medicine or health services. Internships may be flexible to accommodate individual coursework schedule and/or hour requirements.

We specialize in FDA regulated clinical trials of contraceptive products such as IUDs, hormonal rings, pills, and patches, and male and female condoms. Our sponsors include the National Institutes of Health, nonprofit organizations such as PATH and the Gates Foundation, and major pharmaceutical companies.

The Clinical Research Intern will be exposed to many aspects of clinical research. Individual assignment will depend on intern’s interests, experience and education.  This is an unpaid internship that can be located in either our Los Angeles or Berkeley office.

To Apply

Send a resume and cover letter to resume@essentialaccess.org

Qualifications
  1. Research or medical experience
  2. College degree or coursework (at junior/senior level) related to research and/or medicine
Training

Learning Objectives for Internship includes some or all of the following:

  • Screening of study participants
  • Informed consent process
  • Instruction of study participants
  • Taking vital signs and preparing lab specimens for shipment
  • Data collection, including adverse events and concomitant medications
  • Collaboration with OB-GYN co-investigators
  • Use of electronic data capture systems (EDCs)
  • Data cleaning/analysis and report preparation
  • Familiarity with clinical trial development (protocol, data collection instruments, etc.)
  • Familiarity with FDA regulations and IRB requirements
Minimum Hours per Week
20 hours per week
Maximum Hours per Week
40 hours per week
Minimum Total Hours
400 total hours
Maximum Total Hours
1040 total hours
Type of Internship
Paid
Quarters Available
Winter
Spring
Summer
Fall
Location
Los Angeles
Berkeley

How to Apply

Submit a current resume and a cover letter addressing why you are interested in pursuing an internship in sexual and reproductive health care to the email address on the listing.