Administrative Core
行政核心
基本信息
- 批准号:8547778
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 8.07万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2012
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2012-09-01 至 2013-08-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:AfricanAmericasAnimalsAreaBackBeliefBiomedical EngineeringCaribbean regionCertificationChargeCollaborationsComputational algorithmCore FacilityCost SharingDatabasesEducation and OutreachEnsureEventFacultyFosteringGrantGuidelinesHeadHealth Insurance Portability and Accountability ActImmigrantInstitutionInstitutional PolicyInstitutional Review BoardsInterviewJointsLaboratoriesLeadershipLearningLinkManualsMedicalMedical LibrariesMemorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer CenterMethodsOccupationsPatientsPreparationProceduresProcessProgrammed LearningResearchResearch InstituteResearch PersonnelResearch TrainingResourcesRoleScientistServicesSpecimenStudentsTechnical ExpertiseWagesWorkbasecase-by-case basiscostexperienceinterestmeetingsmemberphotonicsprotocol developmentsymposiumweb site
项目摘要
Administrative Core
The U54 Administrative Core will be responsible for coordinating the Partnership, supporting research,
training and outreach efforts, and documenting Partnership activities and products. We include
descriptions of CCNY and MSKCC Administrative Core members and staff in both proposals, to explain
their complementary roles and joint activities more clearly. In fact, Administrative Core faculty and staff
from both CCNY and MSKCC have worked together for the past six years, and are a well-integrated
team. This level of integration will continue under the U54. Administrative core leadership has been
instrumental in guiding our Partnership, locating resources, and helping us to work effectively within
institutional policy. Core faculty and staff will continue to meet on a monthly basis and as needed to
discuss implementation of the Partnership, to plan for upcoming events, and to troubleshoot problems
that arise. In addition to Drs. Hubbard and Rapkin, Administrative Core members include:
6.1. Facilitating Partnership Faculty Research
Fostering faculty collaborations is one of the Partnership's major activities. We will continue to generate
interest in collaboration through calls for proposals, conferences and symposia, and networking. The
Core will also handle requests by faculty seeking specific expertise, access to patients or specimens, or
opportunities for students/fellows. In order to process requests, administrative staff will work with
faculty members to put together a brief describing the faculty member's specific interests and questions,
departmental affiliation and rank, and needs for a collaborator. This brief will be used to solicit input
from LAC members, institutional leaders, and department heads. Note that we will also continue to
maintain up-to-date links on our website to available online faculty information, to help investigators
identify potential collaborators on their own.
The Administrative Core will facilitate faculty access to resources available within our respective
institutions, even when no collaboration exists. For example, CCNY investigators may make use of
specific MSKCC Core Facilities or the Medical Library. They may want access to patients, animals,
specimens or databases. The Core will handle such requests on a case by case basis. When necessary, we
will strive to find MSKCC investigators willing to support the CCNY scientist's efforts. The Core will
expedite every aspect of these arrangements, including IRB protocol development. We will ensure that
CCNY investigators complete necessary HIPAA certifications and other MSKCC requirements.
Access to MSKCC core facilities will also be arranged on a case-by-case basis. CCNY faculty members are
able to access cores at the same costs and charge backs as internal MSKCC investigators. We will
continue to provide centralized access through the Administrative Core to ensure that appropriate
administrative and financial arrangements are in place. We also expect that MSKCC investigators and
fellows will be interested in resources within specific CCNY laboratories and Centers. Examples include
service-based learning programs in the Colin Powell Center, technical expertise in medical photonics, or
biomedical engineering, input about immigrant cultures and beliefs from the Institute for Research on
the African Diaspora in America and the Caribbean, or advanced analytic methods from the Center for
Computational Algorithms. Again, we will arrange access to these CCNY facilities on a case-by-case
basis, as we do with MSKCC cores.
We anticipate hiring a number of additional faculty members at CCNY to support the 054's objectives,
and we also expect to add faculty in key areas at MSKCC. The Administrative Core will work with the IAC
and relevant Departments at each institution to disseminate information, prepare job postings, convene
joint search committees, obtain and distribute candidate materials, and arrange talks and interviews.
The Administrative Core will also assist in setting up unique cost-sharing arrangements between MSKCC
and CCNY, to support faculty salaries or start-up packages
行政核心
U 54行政核心将负责协调伙伴关系,支持研究,
培训和外联工作,并记录伙伴关系的活动和产品。我们包括
两份提案中对纽约州委员会和MSKCC行政核心成员和工作人员的描述,以解释
它们的互补作用和共同活动更加明确。事实上,行政核心教职员工
CCNY和MSKCC在过去的六年里一直在一起工作,是一个很好的整合
团队这种整合水平将在U 54下继续。行政核心领导一直是
有助于指导我们的伙伴关系,定位资源,并帮助我们有效地工作,
体制政策。核心教职员工将继续每月开会,并根据需要,
讨论伙伴关系的实施,为即将到来的活动做计划,并解决问题
出现的问题除了Hubbard和Rapkin博士,行政核心成员还包括:
6.1.促进合作伙伴关系教师研究
促进教师合作是伙伴关系的主要活动之一。我们将继续创造
通过征集提案、会议和专题讨论会以及建立网络,激发合作兴趣。的
核心还将处理教师寻求特定专业知识,接触患者或标本,或
学生/研究员的机会。为了处理请求,行政工作人员将与
教员将其具体兴趣和问题的简要描述放在一起,
部门隶属关系和级别,以及对合作者的需求。这份简报将用于征求意见
来自拉丁美洲和加勒比成员、机构领导人和部门负责人。请注意,我们还将继续
在我们的网站上保持最新的链接,以提供在线教师信息,以帮助调查人员
自己寻找潜在的合作伙伴。
行政核心将促进教师访问我们各自的资源
机构,即使没有合作。例如,CCNY调查人员可以利用
MSKCC核心设施或医学图书馆。他们可能想接触病人动物,
标本或数据库。核心委员会将根据具体情况处理这类请求。必要时
将努力寻找愿意支持CCNY科学家努力的MSKCC调查人员。芯会
加快这些安排的各个方面,包括IRB方案的制定。我们将确保
CCNY调查人员完成必要的HIPAA认证和其他MSKCC要求。
MSKCC核心设施的使用也将根据具体情况进行安排。CCNY教师是
能够以与内部MSKCC调查员相同的成本访问核心并收取费用。我们将
继续通过行政核心提供集中访问,以确保适当的
行政和财务安排已经到位。我们还希望MSKCC调查人员和
研究员将对特定CCNY实验室和中心内的资源感兴趣。实例包括
科林鲍威尔中心的服务为基础的学习计划,医疗光子学的技术专长,或
生物医学工程,关于移民文化和信仰的研究所的投入,
美国和加勒比地区的非洲移民,或来自该中心的先进分析方法,
计算算法。同样,我们将根据具体情况安排进入这些CCNY设施
就像我们使用MSKCC内核一样。
我们预计将在CCNY雇佣一些额外的教职员工来支持054的目标,
我们还希望在MSKCC的关键领域增加教师。行政核心将与临时行政理事会合作,
和每个机构的有关部门传播信息,准备职位空缺,
联合遴选委员会,获取和分发候选人材料,并安排会谈和面试。
行政核心还将协助建立独特的费用分摊安排,
和CCNY,以支持教师工资或启动包
项目成果
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