Graduate Program in Comparative Medicine

要求继续支持#学院比较医学研究生培训方案。 康奈尔大学兽医专业。应聘六个职位--人数与之前相同 通过这一训练工具授予。 将在兽医学院新的和最近翻新的设施中提供培训。 该计划将把独立的、教员指导的研究与细胞和 分子生物学和生物统计学、职业咨询和各种专业充实活动 培养学员的批判性能力和沟通能力。兽医被接纳为 该计划将继续进行长达五年的培训；然而，前三年需要资金。 只有几年。在最后两年，受训者将由个人国家研究资助 服务奖(NRSA)或同等的高级培训奖，如特别强调研究奖 职业奖(SERCA)、对受训者的教师导师的资助或学院提供的其他资源。 比较医学课程结合了康奈尔大学以说教形式提供的最好的课程 研究生层面的指导、教师监督和培训相关活动。预留的资金用于 招募有“动物经验”的个人。专业委员会认证的个人可以选择 在培训的整个研究阶段都在锻炼他们的专业技能。该计划本身就是 组织结构，以确保受训人员有序地走向独立。 该项目的实习生预计将获得博士学位。鼓励毕业生参加以下活动： 至少两年的博士后研究，最好是在相关学科和不同的机构， 在接受他们最初作为独立调查员的任命之前。预计许多毕业生将 实现在美国兽医学院或医学院的教员生涯，尽管有些人可能 寻求独立机构、政府或行业的研究职位。

Ongoing support is requested for a Graduate Training Program in Comparative Medicine in the College of Veterinary Medicine at Cornell University. Six positions are requested - the same number previously awarded through this training instrument. Training would be provided in new and recently refurnished facilities of the College of Veterinary Medicine. The program would combine independent, faculty-guided research with formal instruction in cell and molecular biology and biostatistics, career counseling, and a variety of professional enrichment activities calculated to develop the trainees' critical capacity and communication skills. Veterinarians accepted into the program would remain in training for up to five years; however, funding is requested for the first three years only. During the final two years, trainees would be funded by an individual National Research Service Award (NRSA) or its equivalent, senior training awards such as the Special Emphasis Research Career Award (SERCA), grants to the trainee's faculty mentor, or other resources provided by the college. The Comparative Medicine Program combines the very best that Cornell offers in the form of didactic graduate level instruction, faculty supervision and training related activities. Provision is made for the recruitment of individuals with "animal experience". Specialty - board-certified individuals have the option exercising their professional skills throughout the research phase of their training. The program itself is structured to ensure the orderly progression of trainees to independence. Trainees in the program are expected to earn the PhD degree. Graduates are encouraged to undertake at least two years of postdoctoral research, preferably in a related discipline and at a different institution, before accepting their initial appointment as an independent investigator. Many graduates are expected to realize careers as faculty members in U.S. veterinary colleges or medical schools, although some may seek research positions in independent institutions, government or industry.