Digital Pathology Research Intern

This internship offers a structured way for a medical student to learn how research questions in digital pathology are translated into clear evidence plans. The focus is on disciplined reading, transparent note-taking, and careful communication of what a source does and does not establish.

Working with a supervisor, the intern may help organize literature on histopathology, biomarker assessment, image analysis, and clinical workflow design. Assignments use public or appropriately cleared material only. They are designed to build research habits and do not involve patient-facing work, clinical decisions, medical practice, or access to confidential records.

Research activities

• Search and summarize peer-reviewed publications and authoritative public guidance using a defined question and inclusion criteria.
• Build evidence tables that record study design, population, methods, limitations, and the strength of each conclusion.
• Help compare terminology and outcome definitions used in pathology and biomarker literature.
• Prepare citation-ready notes and identify claims that require additional verification before publication.
• Support supervised reviews of research drafts for clarity, traceability, and separation of evidence from interpretation.
• Keep a research log that makes decisions, revisions, and unresolved questions easy to audit.

Required eligibility

• At least a fourth-year medical student at the time of application.
• Active enrollment in an accredited medical university or medical faculty.
• Interest in medical research, pathology, oncology, laboratory medicine, or evidence-based practice.
• Ability to distinguish a study result from a marketing statement, hypothesis, or unsupported conclusion.
• Comfort reading English-language scientific literature and producing organized written work.
• Careful handling of sources, versioned documents, and any instructions concerning restricted material.

Important participation terms

This is a 0 BGN supervised educational placement under a written university-company arrangement. It includes no productive work, patient care, clinical decisions, or independent access to any systems, materials, or information. It is not clinical employment or medical practice. Participation may proceed only where the written arrangement and applicable Bulgarian law and institutional requirements permit it. No salary, stipend, benefits, employment promise, or university credit is offered.

Legal condition: this 0 BGN supervised educational placement is offered only under a written university-company arrangement and only where applicable Bulgarian law and institutional requirements permit it. It involves no productive work, patient care, clinical decisions, or independent access; it is not an employment offer and does not promise employment or university credit. Please send a CV, proof of active medical-university enrollment, year of study, and a short research-interest statement to office@digitalpathologysolutions.com. Applying does not guarantee acceptance or future employment.