My journey from Japan to becoming a physician-scientist in the United States.
My journey from Japan to becoming a physician-scientist in the United States.
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我从日本到美国成为一名医师科学家的旅程。
DOI：
10.1172/jci148995
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发表时间：
2021
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Imai,Yumi
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“欢迎，Yumi。请叫我玛丽安，不要叫杨医生。我们在这里用名字。”因此，我在美国国立卫生研究院（NIH）担任研究员的第一天，就以一种与我在日本高度等级社会中所习惯的截然不同的问候方式开始。在美国生物医学科学的五分之一的研究人员是移民的时候，我希望分享我成为一名医生科学家的经历将突出美国生物医学研究界在培养来自不同背景的科学家和创造该领域的多样性和活力方面的优势。
“Welcome, Yumi. Please call me Marian, not Dr. Young. We use first names here.” Thus my first day in the US as a research fellow at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) started with a greeting remarkably different from what I was used to in the highly hierarchical society of Japan. In a time when one in five researchers in biomedical sciences in the US is an immigrant (1), I hope that sharing my experience of becoming a physician-scientist will highlight the strengths of the US biomedical research community in nurturing scientists from various backgrounds and creating diversity and dynamism in the field.