Is the internship remote?

Yes. It is fully remote for the spring 2027 semester, so you can take part from wherever you study.

Who is eligible to apply?

Currently enrolled college students. The internship is built for undergraduate and graduate students who can commit about twenty hours a week during the school year.

When do applications open?

Applications open in fall 2026 for the spring 2027 semester. The application will live on this page.

What is the time commitment?

About twenty hours a week, during the school year rather than a full-time summer block.

What will interns work on?

Most interns join an active research or clinical deployment project already running inside the Division of Health AI. When the right project is available, some interns instead take on independent work scoped directly to them, or to a small group of interns.

Can the internship continue past the spring?

Standout interns may be invited to stay on through the summer.

How does the selection process work?

Three stages: a short written application, a hands-on technical challenge, and interviews with the team for the strongest applicants.

Applications open fall 2026

Spend a semester building clinical AI.

Twenty hours a week, fully remote, working on projects that run inside one of the largest health systems in the United States.

A bedside patient monitor streaming ECG, pulse oximetry, and capnography waveforms alongside heart rate, oxygen saturation, and respiratory rate — The vital signs the division’s models are trained on

What it is

A part-time spot on the lab’s research team, run remotely through the spring semester.

Term: Spring 2027 semester
Hours: 20 a week, during the school year
Location: Fully remote
Who: Currently enrolled college students
After: Standout interns may be invited to stay through the summer

How we choose

Three stages, meant to find people who can think and build on their own. What each one asks opens with the application.

ApplyA short written application.
TechnicalA hands-on problem to work through on your own time.
InterviewA conversation with the team, for the strongest applicants.

Common questions

Is the internship remote?: Yes. It is fully remote for the spring 2027 semester, so you can take part from wherever you study.
Who is eligible to apply?: Currently enrolled college students. The internship is built for undergraduate and graduate students who can commit about twenty hours a week during the school year.
When do applications open?: Applications open in fall 2026 for the spring 2027 semester. The application will live on this page.
What is the time commitment?: About twenty hours a week, during the school year rather than a full-time summer block.
What will interns work on?: Most interns join an active research or clinical deployment project already running inside the Division of Health AI. When the right project is available, some interns instead take on independent work scoped directly to them, or to a small group of interns.
Can the internship continue past the spring?: Standout interns may be invited to stay on through the summer.
How does the selection process work?: Three stages: a short written application, a hands-on technical challenge, and interviews with the team for the strongest applicants.

Applications open in fall 2026.

The application will live on this page. Until then, take a look at what the lab has built.

Read the research Read the papers Meet the team