Collaborate with a Program Director to Conduct Research and Publish​

Participate in tele-lectures, work closely with a Preceptor, and co-author a publication. Take advantage of mentorship and networking opportunities to grow your career in medicine!

How does it work?

  • Students can choose or suggest a research topic, with the preceptor's help in selecting a strong and relevant one.
  • Weekly one-hour meetings with the preceptor cover basics, next steps, queries, and guidance.
  • Students co-author a publication, with authorship order based on participation. First author positions are possible.
  • A research Letter of Recommendation (LOR) can be earned.
  • Students pay any publication fees if applicable, but the preceptor can help choose reputable no-cost journals.

Features to Grow Your Research Skills

Take advantage of mentorship, networking, and publication opportunities to enhance your medical career.

Guided Research

Work closely with the Program Director and Preceptor to learn, conduct research, write papers, and co-author publications.

Tele-Lectures

Participate from anywhere in the world through weekly tele-lectures with the Program Director.

Publication Opportunities

Collaborate with the Associate Professor towards publication in Pub med indexed journals

Choose the plan that fits your research goals

Case Report

$1800/per report
Work closely with the Program Director to develop and publish a case report.
✅ 1-2 participants
✅ 3 months duration
✅ Weekly tele-lectures
✅ Co-author publication
✅ Research LOR

Manuscript

$3300/per manuscript
Collaborate with the Associate Professor to conduct in-depth research and publish a manuscript.
✅ 1-4 participants
✅ 6 - 12 months duration
✅ Weekly tele-lectures
✅ Co-author publication
✅ Research LOR

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About the Preceptor
Dr. Hossein Akhondi, Associate Professor of Clinical Medicine in Nevada has an extensive background in clinical research. His work has focused on innovative diagnostic and therapeutic methods in medicine. In addition to his medical practice, Dr. Akhondi serves as current Associate Professor in Nevada and has served as the Professor of Clinical Medicine at University of Florida. He has contributed to both clinical education and research.
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Throughout his career, Dr. Akhondi has been involved in various research projects, particularly in the context of internal medicine and related fields. His efforts aim to advance patient care through evidence-based practices and novel medical solutions.

FAQs

Approximately how many hours per week should I expect to commit to this project?
Lectures 1 hour/week, plus 3-5 hours of your own time collecting data, writing, preparing, etc.
About how many students will I work with in a group?
This depends on enrollment numbers and student preferences. In general, expect to work in small groups of 1-4 students.
Where will publications be submitted?
Pub med indexed journals ​
Is publication guaranteed?
Publication submission is guaranteed. If the work is strong and relevant, the journal must choose to accept the publication.
Why is this so expensive for one publication?
Research takes time. It can take weeks and months to get it right. Expect to spend extensive time on this project, and learn a lot along the way. This is not just a publication, but an opportunity for career growth, sharing expertise with a program director and collaborating together to expand your knowledge and experiences.
Who chooses the topic?
The student can suggest and select their own topics. Mostly IM and related. The preceptor will help narrow down a strong and relevant topic.