Native American Research Internship (NARI), University of Utah

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Intern

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$159,000 - $273,000 per year

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About the role

Ten-week paid summer research internship for Native American undergraduate juniors and seniors interested in health science research and rural health, funded by the National Institutes of Health. The page lists the 2027 cycle, with the application portal currently closed. Housing at the University of Utah is provided. Help us keep this listing accurate — submit a correction or update. Official Website medicine.utah.edu About This Program Ten-week paid summer research internship for Native American undergraduate juniors and seniors interested in health science research and rural health, funded by the National Institutes of Health. The page lists the 2027 cycle, with the application portal currently closed. Housing at the University of Utah is provided. Program Details Field Biomedical Level Undergraduate Country United StatesState / Province Utah Institution University of UtahOnline Available In person Funding / Award YesWomen-Only Program Open to all; women encouraged Back to Programs
At a Glance: Level Undergraduate Field Biomedical Country United States Funding Available Apply Know something? Help us keep this listing accurate — submit a correction or update. Submit an update This site preserves restored URLs for backlink continuity. WIGSATis not affiliated with WISAT (wisat.org), with any historical women-in-science-and-technology organization that used a similar name, or with the original organizers of the GASAT conference series. Archived pages are presented for editorial and historical reference only; content has been rewritten to fair-use editorial commentary where source material was prior-owner work.

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