Biomedical Research Training for Veterinarians

兽医生物医学研究培训

• 批准号: 10409995
• 负责人: KELLY S SANTANGELO
• 金额: $ 41.92万
• 依托单位: COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2000
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2000-07-15 至 2027-06-30
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10409995
• 关键词: Biomedical Research; Research Training; Veterinarians

ABSTRACT/SUMMARY Multiple studies by domestic workshops and committees have concluded that the number of veterinary scientists trained in biomedical and infectious disease research falls far below national needs. The goal of this training program is to continue to address this personnel gap by providing PhD training in molecular and mechanistic research methods to enable post-DVM/VMD candidates to conduct translational research. The training program is built upon our strong history and experience in post-DVM research training at Colorado State University in the College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences (CVMBS) and melds molecular, multidisciplinary methodologies with translational application. Critical thinking in experimental design and data interpretation, manuscript and grant writing, publication, communication skills, and ethical conduct of research are stressed in this balanced and well-mentored program. New to this application is: (1) integration with the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus CTSA (Colorado Clinical Translational Science Institute, CCTSI) TL-1 training program; (2) greater emphasis and goals to increase diversity, equity, and inclusion; and, (3) additional emphasis on mentoring and professional development, with a particular focus on trainee NIH K award preparation. An exceptional and diverse External Advisory Board has been assembled to assist in strategy to further enhance the goals of this renewal application. The program action plan is to recruit rigorously selected, diverse, post-DVM/VMD candidates and provide training in translational research applications emphasizing experimental and/or natural disease animal models. The Program is fueled by an abundant supply of talented candidates and a large, elite faculty of well- funded mentors representing 18 research concentrations and all four departments of the CVMBS. Mentor faculty comprise 18% of CVMBS faculty and were awarded $22.8M in direct cost dollars in the most recent fiscal year. Ninety-four percent of completed trainees since grant inception (34/36) are currently employed in research related positions; 7 of 8 trainees (88%) who have submitted NIH K Series Career Development Awards have been funded; and 7 of 39 completed or enrolled trainees are from under- represented minority groups. All 15 appointees during this grant cycle have been women. The targeted outcome of the program is to continue to produce DVM/VMD-PhD scientists who emerge prepared as successful, funded principal investigators and contribute to translational biomedical research that addresses pressing and emerging problems and challenges in human, animal, and environmental health (One Health). The intent is that this training program represents a targeted action in response to a demonstrated need for more translational scientists to fill an alarming deficiency in the biomedical workforce and contribute to national and global research demands.

摘要/摘要 国内研讨会和委员会的多项研究得出结论，兽医的数量 受过生物医学和传染病研究培训的科学家远远低于国家需求。这样做的目的是 培训计划是继续解决这一人员缺口，通过提供分子和 机械研究方法，使后DVM/VMD候选人能够进行翻译研究。 该培训计划建立在我们在DVM后研究培训方面的丰富历史和经验基础上 在科罗拉多州立大学兽医和生物医学学院(CVMBS)和 将分子、多学科方法与翻译应用相结合。实验中的批判性思维 设计和数据解释、手稿和资助写作、出版、沟通技能和道德规范 在这个平衡和有良好指导的项目中，研究的开展受到了重视。此应用程序的新增功能包括： (1)与科罗拉多大学安舒茨医学院CTSA(科罗拉多临床)整合 翻译科学研究所，CCTSI)TL-1培训计划；(2)更加重视和目标要增加 多样性、公平性和包容性；以及，(3)进一步强调指导和专业发展，包括 特别关注学员NIH K奖项的准备工作。一个特殊和多样化的外部咨询委员会拥有 已集合起来协助制定战略，以进一步加强这一续签申请的目标。 该方案行动计划是招募经过严格挑选、多样化、DVM/VMD后的候选人和 提供翻译研究应用方面的培训，强调实验和/或自然疾病动物 模特们。该项目的动力来自于大量有才华的候选人和一大批精英教师。 资助了代表18个研究中心和CVMBS所有四个部门的导师。门托 教职员工占CVMBS教职员工的18%，最近获得了2280万美元的直接成本 财政年度。自赠款开始以来，94%的完成受训人员(34/36)目前受雇于 研究相关职位；提交了NIH K系列职业发展报告的8名实习生中有7名(88%) 已为奖项提供资金；39名完成或入学的受训人员中有7人来自以下方面： 代表少数群体。在这个赠款周期中，所有15名被任命的人都是妇女。 该计划的目标结果是继续培养出DVM/VMD-PhD科学家 准备成为成功的、有资金支持的主要研究人员，并为翻译生物医学做出贡献 研究解决人类、动物和人类面临的紧迫和新出现的问题和挑战 环境健康(One Health)。其目的是，该培训计划代表了在 回应了对更多翻译科学家的需求，以填补 生物医学劳动力，并为国家和全球的研究需求做出贡献。