Careers, Educational and Training Opportunities

The Academic Enrichment Fund (AEF) Program aims to cultivate and support the scholarship and research of clinicians who devote the majority of their effort to clinical service. This fund supports a wide range of clinical and basic science investigations including hypothesis-driven projects and research related to patient safety and quality improvement (that follow the SQUIRE guidelines).

Provides the time, funding, mentorship and training necessary to foster the early career development of the next generation of Seattle Children’s researchers.

The Clinical Research Scholars Program (CRSP) is a mentored research career development program for CCTR, CRBT, NFCIBR and Ben Towne Center junior faculty members. The program objective is to support junior faculty in the development of successful clinical, translational and outcomes research at Seattle Children’s.

Provides educational and financial support for postdoctoral scholars to prepare them for careers in biotech or academia. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis.

Seattle Children's fosters a cutting-edge academic environment supporting multidisciplinary research, collaboration and professional development.

Provides undergraduate students with a nine-week, paid summer internship opportunity to engage in research projects at Seattle Children’s Research Institute under the mentorship of experienced researchers.

Seattle Children's Science Education Department's innovative education experiences inspire passion for science, promote better health for students and enhance science education throughout Washington.