Internships with the Clinic
CSC offers a rolling application process for undergraduates, graduate students, and fellows who are interested in independent research. Students can choose either clinic- or laboratory-based projects, but should only apply after a careful consideration of their core interests, capabilities, and goals. The CSC has mentored a talented range of young investigators through a broad range of projects, including disease gene mapping, molecular diagnostics, clinical endocrinology, cardiovascular physiology, neuropsychology, and neuroimaging. We require at least a one-month commitment and encourage serious students to consider longer rotations. The CSC cannot accommodate students for passive “shadowing” experiences; rather, we seek committed, independent, hard-working biomedical investigators who want to learn by solving real problems in the laboratory and at the bedside.
Help us to continue to provide patients with timely, affordable and effective care!
Our clinic serves as a trusted medical home for families working to prevent and treat genetic illness in their children. Serving predominantly Amish and Mennonite families, the sturdy, timber-framed building was "raised" by the hands of those in the Anabaptist community outside of Strasburg, PA. Inside the clinic is filled with an array of high-tech gene sequencing that allows us to deliver state of the art care in a nurturing environment.