Hawaii Interdisciplinary Mentored Career Development in HIV Co-Morbidities

摘要 夏威夷大学 联系MPI：Cecilia Shikuma，MD 这项关于在艾滋病毒相关领域建立夏威夷指导机构职业发展计划的建议 对RFA-HL-18-006反应的心、肺、血和睡眠(HLBS)共病研究由 夏威夷大学约翰·伯恩斯医学院的夏威夷艾滋病中心(HICFA) 在马诺阿(UHM)。我们建议培养下一代在该领域具有国家竞争力的调查人员 通过建立HICFA在HIV相关HLBS共病方面日益增长的研究实力，促进HIV HLBS研究的发展 研究和我们的艾滋病毒临床、翻译和实验室科学基础设施，并加强 通过与其他计划建立互惠互利的协作关系 机构。这包括与JABSOM内部各部门以及与我们的 心血管研究中心及其T32计划和我校的心脏病学奖学金计划。 我们提出了一个具有多PI领导的整体K12结构，其中包括一名HIV临床研究人员、一名实验室 艾滋病毒免疫学家和心血管研究人员以及执行委员会和行政管理人员 协助实施有指导的机构职业发展计划的助理 咨询委员会的成员。第一年的拨款将用于规划这一结构的细节。 随后，最少3名、最多5名初级学者将获得最多3年的 指导支持艾滋病毒HLBS共病研究领域的研究独立性。

ABSTRACT University of Hawaii Contact MPI: Cecilia Shikuma, MD This proposal to establish the Hawaii Mentored Institutional Career Development Program in HIV-Related Heart, Lung, Blood and Sleep (HLBS) Co-Morbidity Research in response to RFA-HL-18-006 is submitted by the Hawaii Center for AIDS (HICFA) at the John A. Burns School of Medicine (JABSOM), University of Hawaii at Manoa (UHM). We propose to groom the next generation of nationally competitive investigators in the field of HIV HLBS research by building on HICFA's growing research strengths in HIV-related HLBS co-morbidities research and our HIV clinical, translational and laboratory science infrastructure, and strengthen the infrastructure by establishing mutually beneficial collaborative relationships with other programs and institutions. This includes internal collaborations with various departments within JABSOM as well as with our Center for Cardiovascular Research and its T32 program and our school's Cardiology Fellowship Program. We propose an overall K12 structure with multi-PI leadership involving a HIV clinical researcher, a laboratory HIV immunologist and a Cardiovascular researcher and an Executive Committee and an Administrative Assistant to assist in implementation of a mentored institutional career development program with assistance of an Advisory Committee. Year one of the grant will be spent in planning the details of this structure. Subsequently a minimum of 3 and maximum of 5 junior scholars will be provided with up to 3 years of mentored support towards research independence in the research area of HIV HLBS co-morbidities.