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SickKids Summer Research Program (SSuRe)

Run by The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) Research Institute

Who can apply: Graduating Grade 12 students starting a university or college program in the fall, working on a project with a SickKids Research Institute supervisor

Cost and deadline

THIS PROGRAM
Pays you
Minimum wage plus 6% vacation pay
DEADLINE TBA

Checked against the provider's page in Sep 2026.

FORMAT
Summer programs
DURATION
Up to 15 weeks, May to mid-August
GRADES
Grade 12 (graduating)
LOCATION
Toronto, ON (in-person; remote work only from inside Ontario)

Who can apply

Graduating Grade 12 students starting a university or college program in the fall, working on a project with a SickKids Research Institute supervisor

About this program

A paid summer research job at SickKids in Toronto, open to students in their last year of high school who start post-secondary in the fall. You work on a project under a SickKids researcher, who must supervise you, and present at the August symposium. If you have not heard back by early April, the position has likely been filled.