The Dartmouth Center for Implementation Science aims to advance the science and practice of implementation, promote the use of implementation science in research and real-world settings, and accelerate the adoption and implementation of evidence-based practices. The Center provides implementation science training and offers a range of educational resources for researchers, practitioners, and trainees.
By bringing together diverse perspectives and expertise, the Center aims to develop and test implementation strategies that are effective, feasible, and sustainable in real-world settings, to understand the factors that influence implementation success, and to improve health outcomes. The Center collaborates with a diverse group of partners including researchers, practitioners, community members, students, patients, providers, policymakers, and industry members.
Student Internships
The Dartmouth Center for Implementation Science is seeking students interested in summer internships with the BASIC Clinical Trial. The BASIC Trial aims to control bacterial transmission in the OR, reduce surgical site infections, and identify an optimal implementation strategy for national dissemination.
Internship opportunities may be available at the clinical research sites listed below. Responsibilities may include participant recruitment, obtaining patient consents, patient sampling, and data entry.
- Dartmouth Hitchcock
- Georgetown University
- Meadville Medical Center (PA)
- Oregon Health & Science University
- University of Alabama, Birmingham
- University of California, San Francisco
- University of Florida
- University of Iowa
- University of Utah
- University of Washington
For additional information, please contact us at implementation.science@dartmouth.edu with the subject line "BASIC Trial Internship."
Our Team
The Center team includes Director Jeremiah Brown, PhD, Co-Directors Kelly Aschbrenner, PhD, and Sarah Lord, PhD, Program Manager Julia Shaw, MPH, and undergraduate interns Kelly Zreloff ('26), Vismaya Gopalan ('27), and Noelle Fedor ('27).