JOBS
The Miami Project to Cure Paralysis at the University of Miami-Miller School of Medicine is the world’s most comprehensive research center specializing in spinal cord injury. Our multi-disciplinary team of more than 175 scientists and researchers are committed to finding new treatments for the paralysis resulting from spinal cord injury.
Individuals interested in employment at The Miami Project to Cure Paralysis are encouraged to visit the University of Miami Career site for a list of available positions.
FACULTY POSITIONS
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RESEARCH ASSOCIATES and ASSISTANTS
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POSTDOCTORAL ASSOCIATES
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STAFF POSITIONS
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THE HENRY G. STEINBRENNER SCHOLARS PROGRAM
The mission of The Henry G. Steinbrenner Scholars Program is to train the next generation of neuroscientists focused on developing new treatments and cures for some of the world’s most complex neurological diseases including traumatic brain and spinal cord injuries.
The Henry G. Steinbrenner Scholars Program is a prestigious and professional internship where the students are actively involved in the research and are working directly with the Principal Investigator. Since its inception, The Miami Project has trained more than 500 post-doctoral fellows, graduate students, and visiting scholars. These positions provide an opportunity for exceptional students to work in state-of-the-art research laboratories. Utilizing their knowledge and laboratory skills, students take on specific functions and projects as part of a multidisciplinary team. By developing undergraduate and graduate students into the fields of science, research, medicine, and engineering, The Miami Project is increasing the number of scientists and laboratories around the world working to obtain the knowledge to initiate new discoveries and clinical trials. Learn More >
STUDENT FELLOWSHIPS and OPPORTUNITIES
Both graduate and undergraduate students have the opportunity to volunteer or accept part-time paid positions in many of our laboratories. Paid positions for summer students are made available each year through the support of various funding agencies. Students have opportunities in both the Undergraduate and Graduate levels with the University of Miami.
The Miami Project’s affiliation with the University of Miami Graduate Neuroscience Program makes it a prime location for the mentoring of eager students.
Graduate students in the UM Neuroscience program are trained in cellular, molecular, and integrative neuroscience and have the option of choosing mentors from among Miami Project faculty. Learn more >