CLINICAL ONCOLOGY RESEARCH TRAINING

亚利桑那州癌症中心的教师将建立一个临床 肿瘤学研究培训计划。 该计划的目标是 培训医生进行实验室临床研究。 学员 将发展癌症相关实验室学科的专业知识， 提出临床相关的问题，并通过它， 癌症诊断、预防和治疗的研究项目。 该计划的成功候选人将有初级教师 在妇科，内科， 病理学、放射肿瘤学或外科，并将投入至少75%的 他们的时间来研究训练。 22名核心教师和21名 支持教师与同行评审的研究资金，将参加 培训计划，使他们的时间，专业知识和设施 提供给学员。 培训计划将被指导， 由一个咨询委员会监督， 部门主席和项目负责人以及教育小组委员会。 受训人员将接受最初六个月的情况介绍， 实验室经验和初步研究之前， 确定和批准一项研究计划和一个导师教师。 随后，将进行临床研究计划，并将 通过定期审查书面和口头提交的数据进行监测。 教学课程以及正式和非正式的系列研讨会将 用于完善选定的教师的培训。 亚利桑那 癌症中心是唯一有资格进行这项培训计划 由于它的几个多学科计划项目赠款， 密集的多学科合作研究网络，其主要 方向是将基本和实验室观察转化为 临床治疗模式及其培训记录 随后进入学术临床职业生涯的肿瘤学家 research. 高度发达的癌症预防、流行病学和 亚利桑那州癌症中心的生物统计学项目也将有助于 对这个节目很大。 预期的结果是培训一名 能够在发展中发挥领导作用的医生骨干 临床肿瘤学研究

The faculty of the Arizona Cancer Center will establish a Clinical Oncology Research Training Program. The objective of this program is to train physicians in laboratory-based clinical research. The trainees will develop expertise in a cancer-related laboratory discipline, use it to ask clinically relevant questions and through it, develop clinical research programs in cancer diagnosis, prevention and therapy. Successful candidates for the program will have junior faculty appointments in one of the Departments of Gynecology, Internal Medicine, Pathology, Radiation Oncology or Surgery and will devote at least 75% of their time to the research training. Twenty-two core faculty and 21 support faculty with peer reviewed research funding, will participate in the training program and make their time, expertise and facilities available to the trainees. The training program will be directed and supervised by an advisory committee consisting of the relevant departmental chairs and program leaders and an education subcommittee. The trainees will undergo an initial six month period of orientation, laboratory experiences and preliminary studies prior to the identification and approval of a research program and a mentor faculty. Subsequently, the clinical research program will be conducted and will be monitored by periodic reviews of both written and orally presented data. Didactic courses as well as formal and informal seminar series will be utilized to round out the training of the selected faculty. The Arizona Cancer Center is uniquely qualified to conduct this training program because of its several multidisciplinary program project grants, its intense network of multidisciplinary collaborative studies, its major orientation which is to translate basic and laboratory observations into clinical therapeutic modalities and its track record of training oncologists who have subsequently entered careers In academic clinical research. The highly developed cancer prevention, epidemiology and biometry programs of the Arizona Cancer Center will also contribute greatly to this program. The anticipated outcome is the training of a cadre of physicians capable of playing a leadership role in developmental clinical oncology research.