University of California Global Health Institute Program for Fellows and Scholars

项目摘要 针对RFA-TW-16-002，加州大学全球卫生研究所(UCGHI)，包括加州大学旧金山分校 旧金山(UCSF)、加州大学圣地亚哥分校(UCSD)、加州大学洛杉矶分校(UCLA)和加州大学戴维斯分校(UCD)，以及 由20个合作国际机构组成的网络建议继续他们成功的UCGHI Glocal 健康联谊会(Glocal)。我们的国际站点历史悠久，在一些地区工作 最高的疾病负担，并将受益于我们的计划的能力建设、导师培训和 校友支持。GLOCAL是唯一一个UC范围的全球健康培训计划，我们的历史记录表明，我们： 1)招募学科和种族不同的博士后和博士后实习生，他们渴望建立跨学科 在全球卫生领域从事学术研究；2)在以下领域提供杰出的跨学科教育和培训 全球健康，与来自加州大学参与校区的160多名教师导师和20名教师合作 合作的国际机构；以及3)为每个学员提供丰富和持久的指导研究 促进全球卫生科学和事业发展的经验。该计划还提前了很长时间- 任期目标：1)发展跨学科、创新的全球卫生研究和培训模式 旨在改善世界各地人口的健康；2)扩大和扩大全球卫生师资队伍 在加州大学四个校区和国际合作伙伴机构之间开展合作；以及3)加强全球卫生网络。 Glocal从46个T32和14个D43项目中招募候选人，得到20个NIH中的12个项目的支持 研究所。Glocal的实习生处于不同的职业阶段，但所有人都会得到：1)为期12个月的动手研究 与我们的国际合作伙伴之一进行现场体验；2)强大的跨学科指导研究 经验；3)通过现场和在线课程指导全球卫生和相关主题；4)职业 发展，以确保他们实现短期目标并成功过渡到下一个职业生涯 舞台。全球地方领导层和常设委员会确保这四个方案组成部分形成一个 由评估和持续改进支持的无缝、集成体验。创新之处 计划包括：1)UCGHI下的统一财团，包括全球领先的四个UC 健康2)在加州大学和加州大学洛杉矶分校查尔斯·德鲁大学伙伴关系中招募不同的实习生；3) 在跨学科研究方面定期互动和协作的教职员工；4)提供以下培训的导师 不同学科(如医学、护理学、药剂学、牙科、公共卫生、兽医学、农业、 环境和社会科学)；5)关于各种重大全球健康问题的培训经验 包括艾滋病毒、妇女健康、非传染性疾病、精神健康、神经疾病和 地球健康；6)利用四个参与的加州大学校园的共同资源(UCGHI， CTSA和CFAR)；以及7)导师培训计划，帮助在 国际合作伙伴网站。UCGHI致力于支持GLOCAL的成功，他们的 承诺600,000美元的联合资金。

Project Summary In response to RFA-TW-16-002, the University of California Global Health Institute (UCGHI), including UC San Francisco (UCSF), UC San Diego (UCSD), UC Los Angeles (UCLA) and UC Davis (UCD), along with a network of 20 collaborating international institutions proposes to continue their successful UCGHI GloCal Health Fellowship (GloCal). Our international sites are well-established, work in regions with some of the highest burden of disease, and stand to benefit from our program's capacity building, mentorship training and alumni support. GloCal is the only UC-wide global health training program, and our track record shows that we: 1) Recruit pre- and postdoctoral trainees diverse in discipline and ethnicity who aspire to build interdisciplinary academic research careers in global health; 2) Provide outstanding, interdisciplinary education and training in global health in collaboration with over 160 faculty mentors from participating UC campuses and 20 collaborating international institutions; and 3) Provide each trainee with a rich and enduring mentored research experience that fosters scientific and career development in global health. The program also advances long- term objectives to: 1) Develop models of interdisciplinary, innovative global health research and training designed to improve health for populations around the world; 2) Broaden and expand the global health faculty across the four UC campuses and international partner institutions; and 3) Strengthen global health networks. GloCal recruits candidates from a pipeline of 46 T32 and 14 D43 programs, supported by 12 of the 20 NIH Institutes. GloCal trainees are at different career stages, but all receive: 1) A 12-month, hands-on research experience on-site with one of our international partners; 2) A strong, interdisciplinary mentored research experience; 3) Instruction in global health and related topics through on-site and online courses; and 4) Career development to ensure that they attain their short-term goals and succeed in transitioning to the next career stage. GloCal leadership and standing committees ensure that these four program components form a seamless, integrated experience supported by evaluation and continuous improvement. Innovations of the program include: 1) A unified consortium under UCGHI that includes four UCs at the leading edge of global health 2) Recruitment of diverse trainees across UC and the UCLA Charles Drew University partnership; 3) Faculty that regularly interact and collaborate on interdisciplinary research; 4) Mentors offering training in diverse disciplines (e.g., medicine, nursing, pharmacy, dentistry, public health, veterinary science, agriculture, environmental and social sciences); 5) Training experiences on a wide range of significant global health issues including HIV, women's health, noncommunicable diseases, mental health, neurological disease, and planetary health; 6) Leveraging common resources across the four participating UC campuses (UCGHI, CTSAs and CFARs); and 7) A mentor training program that helps to build a culture of mentorship at international partner sites. UCGHI is committed to supporting the success of GloCal, as evidenced by their pledge of $600,000 in co-funding.