Office of the Clinical Director-Psychiatry Clinical Research Training

临床主任办公室-精神病学临床研究培训

• 批准号: 10008886
• 负责人: Maryland Pao
• 金额: $ 155.1万
• 依托单位: NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF MENTAL HEALTH
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 至
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10008886
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Clinical Fellowship Programs: During FY19, there were seven NIMH IRP residents/fellows. The academic year generally starts in July so this number can include new, current and departing trainees from our programs. Of the seven trainees, four originally entered through our PGY-4 ACGME accredited psychiatry residency program. We added one new trainee in FY19, who is a clinical fellow. One clinical fellow transitioned in the past year to become a consultation liaison fellow in the joint NIMH Georgetown program. PGY4 Psychiatry Residency: The NIMH residency program is a unique one-year program that provides nearly full-time research training while at the same time fulfilling the ACGME requirements of the fourth year of residency. Psychiatry residents who transfer to the program have completed all required clinical rotations prior to coming to NIMH. Administrative duties: The Program Director for the PGY4 residency and clinical fellowship program is the immediate past chair of the NIH Graduate Medical Education Committee (GMEC). Duties include dissemination of information about the training programs, recruitment of new residents and fellows, identification of NIMH Principal Investigators to serve as research mentors, and career development advising. Other affiliated training programs NIH Clinical Center Hospice and Palliative Medicine (HPM)fellowship program: this one year ACGME-accredited subspecialty program is sponsored under the PGY4 psychiatry residency program. Research electives for psychiatry residents and child psychiatry fellows: The NIMH OCD offers elective rotations to residents/fellows from local training programs to gain exposure to neuroscience based research. Consultation Liaison (CL) Psychiatry fellowship program: this one-year ACGME-accredited subspecialty fellowship is conducted in partnership with Georgetown University Medical Center and Washington Hospital Center and has two fellowship positions per year. NIMH supports one of the fellowship positions through contract mechanisms. The CL fellows rotate on the NIMH Psychiatric Consultation Liaison Service at the NIH Clinical Center, each for six months. Neuropsychology Training Opportunities: Up to 4 graduate students from neighboring university clinical psychology graduate programs (e.g., USUHS, American, Gallaudet, Howard, UMBC) are selected come to NIH as special volunteers to assist with evaluations, while learning the practice of neuropsychology. Neuropsychology seminars, trainings on psychometric testing and test administration (e.g., brief tests of intelligence, NIH Toolbox) are provided. Staff counsel interested students and IRTAs on career options in psychology and this year created and presented at the first annual NIMH IRP Clinical Psychology PhD Program Application Workshop. Medical Student Programs: The Clinical Electives Program (CEP) at the NIH Clinical Center provides fourth year medical students opportunities to apply for 4-8 week clinical neuroscience research or consultation liaison rotations. The OCD helps coordinate medical student rotations. Medical Research Scholars Program (MRSP) at the NIH Clinical Center is a selective year-long elective research experience for medical students who live and work on the NIH campus in Bethesda, Maryland. The Deputy Clinical Director and NIMH IRP faculty have served as mentors or been on the MRSP Board of Advisors. Advisors interview and select students for the program and help them identify an appropriate research mentor. Clinical Neuroscience Initiatives: The OCD oversees two NIMH national initiatives (ORAP and Brain Camp) that promote psychiatrists-in-training to choose and succeed in research and academic careers. The NIMH Outstanding Resident Award Program (ORAP) was started in 1988 and is a highly coveted and competitive annual award for promising young psychiatrists-in-training. The ORAP awardees are psychiatry residents with outstanding academic potential who are selected from among the top residencies in the U.S. and who have been nominated by their training directors. This award is given to a small number of residents each year for past achievements, current efforts, and future contributions to the field of psychiatry. In fall 2018, 9 award recipients and 7 honorable mention residents traveled to Bethesda for a two-day program that featured presentations by NIMH investigators, extramural program staff and a tour of NIMH facilities. In June 2019, a new group of 10 ORAP residents was selected with 6 honorable mentions. NIMH Brain Camp is an intensive scientific conference for psychiatry residents and clinical fellows which was started in 2009. It involves lectures and discussions between residents, invited distinguished faculty and NIMH leadership, on a variety of cutting edge neuroscience topics relevant to psychiatry. The next Brain Camp program, led by NIMH Director, Joshua Gordon will be held in spring 2020 with a two year cohort of ORAP recipients at the Banbury Center in Cold Spring Harbor, NY. The OCD is involved with education on neuroscience for psychiatrists. The Program Director of the PGY4 residency and clinical fellowship program has been a regular faculty member for the NIMH-funded National Neuroscience Curriculum Initiative course given at the American Association of Directors of Psychiatry Residency Programs (AADPRT) annual meeting each spring. Trans-NIH Initiatives: The NIMH Office of the Clinical Director spearheaded a collaborative project with NIH Intramural Research Program stakeholders to develop and disseminate materials about how best to serve and manage the distressed trainee in the workplace. The Toolkit includes information about how, where, and under what circumstances to access resources to proactively manage professional challenges, work-life balance, cultural adaptation, mental health issues, conflict resolution, crisis intervention and emergency response. These materials have been widely disseminated within NIH and specifically to graduate medical trainees to address issues of physician wellness.

临床奖学金计划： 19财年期间，有七个NIMH IRP居民/研究员。学年通常从7月开始，因此这个数字可以包括我们计划中的新，当前和离职的学员。在七位学员中，最初通过我们的PGY-4 ACGME认可的精神病学居住计划进入了四名。我们在临床研究员中添加了一名新的学员。在过去的一年中，一名临床研究员过渡，成为NIMH Georgetown联合计划的咨询联络研究员。 PGY4精神病学居住：NIMH居住计划是一项独特的一年计划，提供了几乎全日制的研究培训，同时履行了居住地的第四年的ACGME要求。转移到该计划的精神病学居民在进入NIMH之前已经完成了所有必需的临床轮换。 行政职责：PGY4居住与临床奖学金计划的计划主任是NIH研究生教育委员会（GMEC）的前任主席。 职责包括传播有关培训计划的信息，新居民和研究员的招聘，NIMH首席研究人员的确定性作为研究导师，以及职业发展咨询服务。 其他附属培训计划 NIH临床中心临终关怀医学（HPM）奖学金计划：这一年的ACGME认可的子专业计划由PGY4精神病学居留计划赞助。 精神病学居民和儿童精神病学研究员的研究选修课：NIMH OCD向当地培训计划中的居民/研究员提供选修课，以获取基于神经科学的研究。 咨询联络（CL）精神病学奖学金计划：这项为期一年的ACGME认可的子专业奖学金是与乔治敦大学医学中心和华盛顿医院中心合作进行的，每年有两个奖学金职位。 NIMH通过合同机制支持奖学金职位之一。 CL研究员在NIMH的精神病学咨询联络处旋转，分别为六个月。 神经心理学培训机会：来自邻近大学临床心理学研究生课程的最多4名研究生（例如Usuhs，American，Gallaudet，Gallaudet，Howard，UMBC）作为NIH作为特殊志愿者来协助评估，同时学习神经心理学的实践。提供了神经心理学研讨会，心理测试和测试管理的培训（例如，智力的简短测试，NIH工具箱）。员工律师感兴趣的学生和IRTA对心理学的职业选择感兴趣，今年在第一个年度NIMH IRP临床心理学博士学位课程申请研讨会上创建和介绍。 医学生计划： NIH临床中心的临床选修课（CEP）提供了第四年的医学生机会，有机会申请4-8周的临床神经科学研究或咨询联络旋转。 强迫症有助于协调医学生的轮换。 NIH临床中心的医学研究学者计划（MRSP）是为在马里兰州贝塞斯达（NIH）校园生活和工作的医学生的选择性的长达一年的选修经验。副临床主任和NIMH IRP教师曾担任导师或担任MRSP顾问委员会。顾问采访并选择该计划的学生，并帮助他们确定适当的研究导师。 临床神经科学计划： OCD负责监督两项NIMH国家倡议（ORAP和脑营），它们促进培训的精神病医生选择并在研究和学术职业中取得成功。 NIMH杰出的居民奖计划（ORAP）始于1988年，由于有前途的年轻精神科医生培训，是一个高度令人垂涎且竞争激烈的年度奖项。 ORAP获奖者是具有杰出学术潜力的精神病学居民，他们是在美国顶级居民中选出的，并由其培训主管提名。该奖项每年授予少数居民，以实现过去的成就，当前的努力以及对精神病学领域的贡献。在2018年秋季，有9名获奖者和7名荣誉提名居民前往贝塞斯达（Bethesda）进行为期两天的计划，其中包括NIMH调查人员，外壁外计划人员和NIMH设施的演讲。 2019年6月，选出了一个新的10个ORAP居民组成的新小组，并提到了6个荣誉。 NIMH Brain Camp是一项针对精神病学居民和临床研究员的密集科学会议，该会议始于2009年。它涉及居民之间的讲座和讨论，邀请的杰出教职员工和NIMH领导层，涉及各种与精神病学相关的尖端神经科学主题。由NIMH导演约书亚·戈登（Joshua Gordon）领导的下一个大脑营计划将于2020年春季在纽约州冷泉港的班伯里中心（Banbury Center）举行了两年的ORAP接收者。 强迫症参与精神科医生神经科学的教育。 PGY4居住和临床奖学金计划的计划主任一直是美国精神病学居住计划董事协会（AADPRT）年会的NIMH资助的国家神经科学课程倡议课程。 Trans-NIH倡议： NIMH临床主任办公室率先与NIH壁内研究计划利益相关者开发和传播有关如何最好地服务和管理工作场所中受苦的受训者的材料。该工具包包括有关如何，地点和在哪些情况下获得资源以主动管理专业挑战，工作与生活平衡，文化适应，心理健康问题，冲突解决，危机干预和紧急响应的信息。这些材料已在NIH内广泛传播，特别是为了解决医生健康问题的研究生。