Research Intern in Medical Image analysisAt — Cedars-Sinai Medical Center

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Opportunity Summary 

As an Research Intern, you will collaborate with research engineers, AI scientists, and clinicians on developing advanced deep learning methods for medical image analysis. This internship provides a unique academic research experience, where you will design and test hypotheses, explore novel architectures, and engage directly with cutting-edge challenges in AI for healthcare. You will be mentored by experienced researchers, gain exposure to rigorous experimentation, and contribute to work aimed at real-world clinical impact. Ideal candidates bring knowledge of deep learning or machine learning, strong analytical skills, and the curiosity to read, understand, and implement state-of-the-art research.

Posted by 08/19/25

Opportunity Training 

#Foundations & Onboarding -Orientation to the lab’s research focus and ongoing projects. -Introduction to medical imaging fundamentals and clinical context. -Hands-on tutorials on tools, datasets, and workflows used in the lab. #Technical Training -Deep learning frameworks (e.g., PyTorch, TensorFlow) with a focus on image recognition and segmentation. -Best practices in data preprocessing, augmentation, and annotation for medical imaging. -Model training pipelines, hyperparameter optimization, and performance evaluation. -Exposure to reproducible research practices: version control, experiment tracking, and documentation. #Research Methodology -Guidance on reading and critically evaluating academic papers. -Training on hypothesis formulation, experimental design, and statistical evaluation. -Mentorship on translating research into publishable results and potential clinical applications. #Mentorship & Collaboration -Weekly one-on-one mentorship sessions with research engineers or scientists. -Group seminars, journal clubs, and progress discussions. -Feedback and coaching on both technical work and scientific communication (reports, presentations, publications).

Additional risk specific to this opportunity 

The internship is fully remote or conducted in a standard office/computer lab environment. No direct handling of patients, clinical equipment, or hazardous materials is involved.

Opportunity Application Instructions 

Interested students should apply by contacting the main point of contact directly via email.

Program 
Center for Community Engagement
Internships
Location Type 
Remote
Expected Hours 
HoursDuration
8hours per week
Students required to have a personal vehicle 
Yes
Fees students may incur with this opportunity 
No Fees will be incurred by students
This opportunity provides some form of compensation 
No
Opportunity Availability 
Ongoing