Our core focuses include traumatic brain injury, violence prevention, injury care, safe and active transport and global injury, among other injury-related topics.
Contact HIPRC Research Scientist Brianna Mills at brmills@uw.edu or fill out the Methods Core Project Inquiry Form.
Research Assistant, Department of Anesthesiology & Pain Medicine
Neurobiology, Public Health & Disability
University of Washington
Undergraduate & Graduate:
The INSIGHT Research Program for undergraduate and graduate students is a paid eight-week internship. Interns work hands-on with a specific research project under the guidance of a faculty mentor. Students from a variety of related fields are encouraged to apply.
Applications are due January each year for the coming summer session.
Postdoctoral:
The two-year T-32 Pediatric Injury Research Training Program seeks to train the next generation of injury researchers. We offer a well-balanced curriculum on injury control to equip our research fellows with the skills and experience to conduct interdisciplinary research. Physicians and clinical or non-clinical Ph.D.s in related fields are encouraged to apply.