Mount Sinai Neurology and Neurosurgery Resident - Researcher Training Program

项目总结 基础和临床神经科学的研究发现正在加速。训练有素的医生- 科学家迫切需要做出影响神经疾病患者的发现。然而， 传统的住院医师临床神经科学培训课程没有提供教育 基础设施或受保护的时间块，以进行基础或临床研究。为了满足这一迫切需求， 西奈山伊坎医学院神经病学系(ISMMS)于2012年成立了美国国立卫生研究院- 支持R25神经学研究-住院医师培训计划。自那以后，我们招募并指导了许多人 优秀住院医生获得成功的补充资金申请和职业发展奖励。在……里面 此外，ISMMS神经科和神经外科都经历了大幅增长 联邦政府资助的研究和教育项目。 我们建议对西奈山神经病学和神经外科住院医师进行联合培训。 计划，建立在我们的部门和我们的共享的强大和建立的学术协同 培养下一代神经学-和神经外科-科学家解决神经疾病的愿景。 该提案基于这样一个概念，即正式的研究-住院医师培训计划将提供 神经病学和神经外科住院医师所需的基础设施、指导和受保护的研究时间 研究人员将过渡到成功的医生-科学家职业生涯。具体目标是：(1)：继续正式 指导神经学研究住院医师在基础、翻译和临床神经科学方面的培训；(2) 在规模和范围上扩大这一研究实习计划，将神经外科住院医生包括在内，形成一个高度 综合神经学和神经外科研究-住院医师培训计划，在多样性方面，从成功 近年来在我们的驻地征聘过程中实施的战略。 拟议的方案将利用几个独特的特点，包括开始研究培训 住院医生，多样化和有才华的住院医生，拥有既定研究项目的教职员工和 外部资金，杰出的导师经验，通过团契计划的导师计划和 师资发展，卓越的核心设施和共享资源，以及综合教育计划， 包括在职业生涯中进行最佳研究实践和伦理科学实践方面的培训。 该计划将每年至少培训一名住院医生，并包括至少6-12个月的保护性研究 实习期间和实习后一年的时间，通过培训、指导和指导来引导 在此期间提交职业发展奖，并最终建立一个 独立研究计划。成功与否将由学员获得K08和K23指导的支持来判断 来自NIH的独立资金(R01奖)、学术安置和研究影响。

PROJECT SUMMARY Research discoveries across the basic and clinical neurosciences are accelerating. Well-trained physician- scientists are urgently needed to make discoveries that impact patients with neurological disorders. However, the traditional curriculum for resident training in the clinical neurosciences does not provide the educational infrastructure or blocks of protected time to conduct basic or clinical research. To address this critical need, the Department of Neurology, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai (ISMMS) established in 2012 an NIH- supported R25 neurology research-resident training program. We have since recruited and mentored many outstanding residents to successful supplemental funding applications and career development awards. In addition, the ISMMS Departments of Neurology and Neurosurgery have both experienced substantial growth of federally-funded research and educational programs. We propose a combined Mount Sinai Neurology and Neurosurgery Resident-Researcher Training Program, building on a strong and established academic synergy between our departments and our shared vision of training the next generation of neurology- and neurosurgery-scientists to address neurological diseases. The proposal is based on the concept that a formal research-residency training program will provide the infrastructure, mentorship, and protected research time needed for neurology and neurosurgery resident researchers to transition into successful physician-scientist careers. Specific aims are: (1): To continue formal mentored training of neurology research residents in the basic, translational, and clinical neurosciences; (2) To expand this research residency program in size and scope to include neurosurgery residents, forming a highly integrated neurology and neurosurgery research-resident training program, and in diversity, from successful strategies implemented in our resident recruitment processes in recent years. The proposed program will capitalize on several unique features, including onset of research training upon residency entry, a diverse and talented pool of residents, faculty with established research programs and extramural funding, prominent mentorship experience, a mentorship plan projected through fellowship and faculty development, outstanding core facilities and shared resources, and an integrated educational program, including training in best research practices and ethical scientific practices across a career. The program will train at least one resident per year and include at least 6-12 months of protected research time during residency and one year post-residency with training, mentoring, and guidance to lead to the submission of a career development award during this period, and eventually to the establishment of an independent research program. Success will be judged by trainees obtaining mentored K08 and K23 support from NIH, independent NIH funding (R01 award), academic placement, and research impact.