PEDIATRIC NEPHROLOGY RESEARCH TRAINING PROGRAM

该计划旨在解决全国范围内医生短缺的问题- 通过培训高素质的个人，培养儿科肾病科学家 儿科肾病学、分子和细胞生物学的学术生涯， 临床调查。 该计划结合了亚专业临床 儿科肾脏病学培训，并在以下方面进行高级研究培训： 分子和细胞生物学或临床研究。 临床专科 儿童医院肾脏科提供培训， 医院和医疗中心。 提供基础科学研究培训 通过基础科学实验室的综合计划， 生物化学系、生物结构系、免疫学系、内科系 医学、病理学、儿科学、药理学、生理学和生物物理学. 华盛顿大学医学中心。 这条赛道的目标是 培养能够在分子生物学领域进行独立研究的物理学家和科学家 和细胞生物学，理想地，因为它涉及肾脏实验系统， 发育生物学和免疫学。 临床研究培训是 通过儿科部门的综合计划提供， 医学院内科学系 公共卫生学院的生物统计学、流行病学和卫生服务 华盛顿医科大学健康与社区医学 中心 该课程的目标是培养临床研究者， 将在临床肾脏病学方面发展独立的学术研究事业， 特别是在临床水平上追求最新的基础科学进展 在实地进行研究，以期取得成果。 候选人， 从国家申请人池中，必须是BC/BE医生， 完成了为期3年的儿科住院医师，并致力于学术 儿科肾病的职业生涯。 每年将支持4名学员， 不同程度的训练。 在培训的第一年， 另外，学员接受儿科肾脏病学的临床培训， 介绍了基本的临床研究原则，包括伦理 科学行为。 在接下来的三年里，学员们选择 在一个程序中，侧重于分子和细胞生物学研究 将分部肾脏实验室的资源与以下资源相结合： 大学基础科学实验室和轨道B，重点是 临床研究结合临床学科的资源 与公共卫生和肾脏病学院的研究项目 疾病临床研究培训计划。 研究培训包括 要求的研究生水平的课程工作和参加研讨会， 根据每个学员的个人需求量身定制的研究会议。 的 该计划有一个既定的跟踪记录，产生高质量的学术 儿科肾病学家，预计将继续这一贡献， 外地

This program is designed to address a nationwide shortage of Physician- Scientists in Pediatric Nephrology by training highly qualified individuals for academic careers in Pediatric Nephrology, Molecular and Cell Biology, and Clinical investigation. The program combines subspecialty clinical training in Pediatric nephrology with advanced research training in either Molecular and Cell Biology or Clinical Research. Clinical subspecialty training is provided in the Division of Nephrology at the Children's Hospital and Medical Center. Basic science research training is provided through an integrated program of the Basic Science laboratories in the Departments of Biochemistry, Biological Structure, Immunology, Internal medicine, Pathology, Pediatrics, Pharmacology, Physiology and Biophysics at the University of Washington medical Center. The goal in this track is to train Physician-Scientists able to pursue independent research in Molecular and Cell Biology, ideally as it relates to renal experimental systems, developmental biology and immunology. Training in Clinical Research is provided through an integrated program of the Departments of Pediatrics and Internal Medicine int he School of Medicine and the Departments of Biostatistics, Epidemiology and health Services in the School of Public Health and Community Medicine at the University of Washington Medical Center. The goal of this track is to produce clinical investigators who will develop independent academic research careers in clinical nephrology, particularly pursuing at the clinical level recent basic science advances in the field with a view towards outcomes research. Candidates, chosen from a pool of national applicants, must be BC/BE physicians who have completed a 3 year Pediatric Residency and are committed to an academic career in Pediatric Nephrology. 4 trainees will be supported each year at varying levels of training. During the first year of training, funded separately, trainees receive clinical training in pediatric Nephrology and are introduced to basic clinical research principles including the ethical conduct of science. During the subsequent 3 years, the trainees choose between Track A focus on Molecular and Cell Biology research in a program combining the resources of the divisional Renal Laboratories with one of the University Basic Science laboratories, and Track B with a focus on Clinical Research combining the resources of the Divisional Clinical Research projects with those of the School of Public Health and the Renal Disease Clinical Research Training Program. Research training includes required graduate level course work and participation in seminars and research conferences tailored to the individual needs of each trainee. The Program has an established track record, producing high quality academic Pediatric Nephrologists and is expected to continue this contribution to the field.