Clinical/Laboratory Training Academic Gastroenterology

临床/实验室培训学术胃肠病学

• 批准号: 10449204
• 负责人: Nicholas O. Davidson
• 金额: $ 41.37万
• 依托单位: WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 1975
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 1975-07-01 至 2025-06-30
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10449204
• 关键词: Academic Training; Clinical; Gastroenterology; laboratory experience

PROJECT SUMMARY: The overarching goals of the Washington University T32 Program in Academic Gastroenterology are to train, nurture and develop academic physicians and physician-scientists (MD and MD/PhD trainees) for productive and sustaining careers as bench or clinical translational investigators, scholarly and institutional leaders in the broad field of digestive and liver diseases. This Program offers structured opportunities for two trainees per year (4 trainees total) for mentored training in either laboratory-based scientific discovery (Track 1), or alternatively in defined areas of clinical translational research, including disease prevention, health disparities, quality outcomes, public health and epidemiology (Track 2). In this renewal application, we seek additional support for two predoctoral slots a year, to recruit members of the graduate student and MSTP community into scientific careers in digestive and liver disease. These overarching goals, reflected in the Rigor of Prior Research, are realized through intensive and sustained interactions with 28 participating faculty (14 Track 1; 14 Track 2), individualized programs of research program design, dedicated planning and career guidance with targets for progressive academic development, supplemented where appropriate by course work and guided study leading to Masters degrees in Clinical Investigation or Public Health for postdoctoral trainees and the PhD degree for predoctoral trainees. Our specific aims for the current proposal include: (1). Maintain a rigorous recruitment and selection process that integrates clinical and research training with career guidance to sustain a legacy of producing scholarly, research-focused MD and MD/PhD gastroenterologists. (2). Develop an exceptional pipeline of predoctoral students who will pursue research in digestive and liver research and advance the field. (3). Create a supportive, responsive and flexible administrative structure to attract and nurture the most exceptional trainees, particularly women and underrepresented minorities. (4). Provide a structured training environment with the flexibility to accommodate individualized programs of research training, mentored academic career guidance and support, including continued comprehensive training in the ethical conduct of research. (5). Encourage and support postdoctoral trainees to obtain advanced degrees in Clinical Investigation or Public Health and to obtain formal training where needed in basic and/or applied clinical sciences. (6). Continue a vigorous external speaker series through partnership with Division and Digestive Disease Research Cores Center (DDRCC) seminars, and visiting professor engagements that will offer trainees the opportunity to interact with thought leaders as well as encouraging collaborations and scientific interaction. (7). Devise and implement career development programs tailored to enhance the transition of trainees to junior faculty status, whether at Washington University or at another academic institution. (8). Evaluate and modify the curriculum in response to trainees' needs, reflecting changes in the health care and funding climates with continuous quality improvement processes.

项目概要： 华盛顿大学 T32 学术胃肠病学项目的总体目标是培训、 培养和发展学术医师和医师科学家（医学博士和医学博士/博士实习生），以提高生产力 并维持作为实验室或临床转化研究人员、学术和机构领导者的职业生涯 消化和肝脏疾病领域广泛。该计划为每个学员提供结构化机会 年（总共 4 名学员）进行基于实验室的科学发现（轨道 1）的指导培训，或 或者在临床转化研究的特定领域，包括疾病预防、健康 差异、质量结果、公共卫生和流行病学（轨道 2）。在此续签申请中，我们 寻求每年两个博士前名额的额外支持，以招募研究生和 MSTP 成员 社会进入消化和肝脏疾病的科学事业。这些总体目标反映在严格的 之前的研究，是通过与 28 名参与教师的深入和持续的互动来实现的 （14 Track 1；14 Track 2），个性化的研究方案设计、专属规划和职业生涯 具有逐步学术发展目标的指导，并酌情辅以课程作业 并为博士后学员提供临床研究或公共卫生硕士学位的指导学习 以及博士前培训生的博士学位。我们当前提案的具体目标包括：(1)。维持一个 严格的招聘和选拔流程，将临床和研究培训与职业指导相结合 维持培养学术型、以研究为重点的医学博士和医学博士/博士胃肠病学家的传统。 （2）。开发一个 优秀的博士前学生将从事消化和肝脏研究并取得进展 领域。 （3）。创建一个支持性的、反应灵敏的、灵活的管理结构，以吸引和培养最优秀的人才 杰出的受训者，特别是妇女和代表性不足的少数群体。 （4）。提供结构化培训 环境具有灵活性，可容纳个性化的研究培训计划、学术指导 职业指导和支持，包括研究道德行为方面的持续全面培训。 （5）。鼓励和支持博士后学员获得临床研究或公共领域的高级学位 健康并在需要时获得基础和/或应用临床科学方面的正式培训。 （6）。继续一个 通过与部门和消化疾病研究核心合作，举办充满活力的外部演讲者系列 中心 (DDRCC) 研讨会和客座教授活动将为学员提供互动的机会 与思想领袖以及鼓励合作和科学互动。 （7）。制定并实施 为促进学员向初级教职人员过渡而量身定制的职业发展计划，无论是在 华盛顿大学或其他学术机构。 （8）。评估和修改课程以响应 学员的需求，反映医疗保健和资金环境的变化以及持续的质量改进 流程。