Alternatives to a PhD at a university with a very small MD/PhD program

[CHiP_Analysis]

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I recently got into a medical school with a very small MD/PhD program. They take about 1 student a year. I'm still on the alternative list for some MSTPs but will likely matriculate into this school. With that being said, I was wondering what other research opportunities, outside of getting a PhD at this school, could be an option. I know that the NIH does a couple internships. Does anyone have a list of opportunities? I'm mainly interested in cancer and clinical research. Anything helps!

 

[Fencer]

Look into Ox/Cam track 2...

 

[Mr.Smile12]

NIH is your definitive resource: See if you can get a year off doing the Medical Research Scholars Program | Clinical Center Home Page . As mentioned there is also the Graduate Partnership Program NIH Graduate Partnerships Program | MD-PhD . OxCam Home | National Institutes of Health Oxford-Cambridge Scholars Program applications are opening soon for Fall 2023.