Research Mentor
MedSchoolCoach
Apply to this jobRemote | Part-Time | $75-$100 per session
About the Program:
The MedSchoolCoach Research Mentorship Program is a fully virtual opportunity designed to help high school students explore their passion for STEM through independent research projects. With the guidance of experienced PhD mentors, students develop critical research skills, strengthen their college applications, and gain valuable exposure to the scientific process.
We are seeking dedicated PhD mentors to provide one-on-one support to students as they navigate research methodology, data collection, scientific writing, and even the publication process.
Responsibilities:
As a Research Mentor, you will:
✅ Guide students in designing and conducting STEM research projects
✅ Assist with literature reviews, data collection, and analysis
✅ Teach fundamentals of scientific research, methodology, and writing
✅ Support students in submitting to peer-reviewed high school or undergraduate journals
✅ Mentor students who wish to participate in science competitions or present at conferences
✅ Provide structured guidance over 10 weekly 1-hour mentorship sessions
Qualifications:
✔ PhD (or currently enrolled in a PhD program) in a STEM field
✔ Prior experience in research and mentorship
✔ Strong communication and teaching skills
✔ Passion for mentoring high school students
Preferred Expertise:
🔬 Medical/Biological Sciences
⚛ Physics, Chemistry
💻 Computer Science, AI
🌱 Environmental Sciences
Compensation & Work Structure:
💰 $75-$100 per mentorship session
🌍 Fully Remote (Must have stable internet access)
⏳ Part-time, flexible hours
Summary
Mentor high school students in STEM research, methodology, data analysis, and scientific writing.
Job title
Research Mentor
Experience level
phd or currently enrolled in phd program
Industry
education
Location requirements
remote, must have internet access, Boston-based preferred
Salary
$75-$100 per session
Management role
No
Required skills
Preferred skills
Specializations
Structured locations inferred from the posting.
Boston, MA, USA