Medical Students
We provide research opportunities for medical students coordinated through the office of medical student research. Students are first encouraged to determine their primary interests within the scope of the group’s projects. Throughout the research experience, each student meets regularly with their primary mentor, as well as all investigators during weekly meetings.
More information can be found about this opportunity through the Office of Medical Student Research.
Next step? After discussing with the office of medical student research, send an email with your CV to woodmd@wustl.edu about your interest. A follow-up email and/or interview will be scheduled.
Graduate Students
The Peripheral Nerve Surgical Research Group provides research opportunities for graduate students (Masters, PhD, and MD/PhD). These opportunities are coordinated through a variety of different programs offered through Washington University:
- A Masters in Arts via the Division of Biology and Biomedical Science (DBBS)
- A PhD or MD/PhD via DBBS under the Developmental, Regenerative, and Stem Cell Biology or Neurosciences programs
Next step? After admission to one of these programs, send an email with your CV to woodmd@wustl.edu about your interest. A follow-up email and/or interview will be scheduled.