Therefore, based on the time of year, the basic types of internships are semester internships, quarterly internships, summer internships, fall internships, spring internships, and holiday or winter internships (i.e. over a winter break). Industry.
Combining the average ~6.5 years of PhD training and 4-5 years of postdoctoral research means that it takes approximately 10 years before a person with a biomedical PhD is ready to begin his or her first or post-training job, and even longer if he or she chooses the academic tenure-track research path.
Usually you also have to complete lab rotations, or temporary residences in a research lab, to determine your best fit. All told the process takes anywhere from 4-7 years, with outliers on both ends (although I've never heard of quicker than 3.5 years for a major American graduate school).