Cancer Control Research Training Curriculum

这是修订后的竞争更新的癌症控制研究培训 课程(CCRTC)R25T，来自罗切斯特大学的加里·莫罗博士。这个 为期两年的培训计划为MD和博士生提供工具和经验 在癌症控制和治疗方面确立杰出的独立调查人员的职业生涯 谁能成功竞争研究经费，谁就是预防研究。 学员参加必修课、核心课程、工作坊和研讨会 以病人为中心的研究、生物统计学和信息学研究以及健康 完成公共卫生硕士或理科硕士学位的结果研究 具有临床调查、医学统计或翻译专业的专业 研究。 通过对来自11个医疗机构的18位潜在导师的同行评议研究 中心部门，以及NCI资助的社区临床肿瘤学计划 研究基地，学员积极参与跨学科指导的研究项目 在当地和多个机构。 86名申请者(41名男性/45名女性：23名医学博士/63名博士：15名少数民族) 对我们的前五节课进行了评估。29人受邀进行现场采访， 在提供的20个职位中，有15个接受了职位，其中包括6个少数族裔。11名学员中的每一位 参加该项目至少一年的世卫组织已获得同行评审， 由调查员发起的资金，迄今总额超过7800 000美元。六名实习生 获得专业协会颁发的早期职业研究奖。计划实习生 已经提交了132份不同的手稿-84份已经出版，21份正在印刷中 其余的正在审查中。

This is a revised competing renewal of the Cancer Control Research Training Curriculum (CCRTC) R25T from Dr. Gary Morrow of the University of Rochester. The two year training program provides MD and PhD trainees with the tools and experience to establish careers as outstanding independent investigators in cancer control and prevention research who can compete successfully for research funding. Trainees take required lectures, core courses, workshops and seminars in Patient-Oriented Research, Biostatistics and Informatics Research, and Health Outcomes Research to complete a Master of Public Health or a Master of Science degree with a specialization in Clinical Investigation, Medical Statistics or Translational Research. Through the peer-reviewed research of 18 potential mentors from 11 medical center departments, as well as the NCI-funded Community Clinical Oncology Program Research Base, trainees engage actively in transdisciplinary mentored research projects locally and in multiple institutions. Eighty-six applicants (41 males/45 females: 23 MD/63 PhD: 15 minority) were evaluated for our first five classes. Twenty-nine were invited for on-site interviews and 15 of the 20 offered, including 6 minority, accepted positions. Each of the 11 trainees who has participated in the program at least a year has obtained peer-reviewed, investigator-initiated funding, for a total to date of over $7,800,000. Six trainees have received Early Career Research awards from professional associations. Program trainees have submitted 132 separate manuscripts-84 have been published, 21 are in press with the rest under review.