Hospital for Special Surgery Research Institute Rheumatology Training

特殊外科医院研究所风湿病学培训的目标 计划是1）准备优秀的医生和博士科学家的职业生涯， 独立调查员，他们将为促进对 和风湿性疾病的治疗和2）吸引MD-博士和博士。博士预科生 进行风湿学研究为了实现这些目标，HSS创造了一个独特的环境， 科学，临床和教育卓越，高度集中在风湿性疾病; 聘请了最优秀的跨学科研究员作为学员的导师;以及 已经形成了一个结构化的，跨学科的计划，充分利用亲密的 HSS的临床和研究项目交织在一起， 威尔康奈尔医学院和邻近的机构，以及杰出的三机构医学博士- 博士课程和免疫学和微生物学研究生课程。我们将提供1）正式的 课程作业; 2）在指导团队的监督下进行重点研究项目;以及3） 作为研究者和学术领导者的个人发展机会。另外我们 将为我们的教师实施导师培训计划，以加强实验室研究 体验.我们的计划将提供机会，流变学研究员和基础科学 博士学员（每年2名博士后研究员）和MD-博士和博士学生（2名博士预科生 学生/年）了解风湿性疾病，在联合下进行转化研究 指导基础、翻译和临床研究者，并发展成功的职业生涯 在全国范围内丰富流变学部门的工作。共同实现我们的目标 将培养未来的流变学学术带头人。

The objectives of the at Hospital for Special Surgery Research Institute Rheumatology Training Program are 1) to prepare outstanding physicians and PhD scientists for careers as independent investigators who will make important contributions to advancing understanding of and treatments for rheumatic diseases and 2) attract MD-PhD and Ph.D. predoctoral candidates into rheumatology research. To achieve these goals, HSS has created a unique environment of scientific, clinical and educational excellence that is highly focused on rheumatic diseases; has recruited multidisciplinary investigators of the highest caliber as mentors for our trainees; and has fashioned a structured, interdisciplinary program to take full advantage of the intimately intertwined clinical and research programs at HSS, the strengths of the scientific environment of Weill Cornell Medicine and the neighboring institutions, and outstanding Tri-Institutional MD- PhD program and Immunology and Microbiology Graduate Program. We will provide 1) formal coursework; 2) a focused research project under the supervision of mentoring team; and 3) opportunities for personal development as an investigator and academic leader. In addition, we will implement a mentor training program for our faculty to enhance the laboratory research experience. Our program will affords opportunities for rheumatology fellows and basic science Ph.D. trainees (2 postdoctoral fellows/year) and MD-PhD and Ph.D. students (2 predoctoral students/year) to learn about rheumatic diseases, conduct translational research under the joint mentorship of basic, translational and clinical investigators, and develop successful careers working in and enriching Rheumatology Divisions nationally. Collectively, achieving our goals will result in the training of the future academic leaders of Rheumatology.