Emory Clinical Oncology Career Development Award K12 Program

项目概要/摘要 为了满足对训练有素、多样化的癌症研究人员队伍的需求，我们将建立一个K12- 资助埃默里大学初级教师研究人员的肿瘤学临床研究培训和指导计划 Winship癌症研究所。埃默里临床肿瘤学职业发展奖的目标 该计划旨在：（1）为临床研究者建立一个特殊的培训计划， 治疗性癌症临床研究，重点是1期和2期临床试验，以及（2）开发 临床肿瘤学的下一代研究人员和领导者。在第一年，我们将开发该程序 招聘材料;召集程序内部和外部咨询委员会，包括教师与 临床/转化研究，临床研究方法和指导方面的专业知识;完成密集的 培训，纵向培训，职业发展，和指导研究经验计划的组成部分; 选择首届埃默里临床肿瘤学职业发展奖学者;并实施在线 计划评估和学者评估工具。两名临床研究员初级教员（讲师 或助理教授）将每年选出，学者将完成为期2年的培训计划。到 发展成为独立的癌症临床研究人员和领导所需的知识和技能 癌症研究团队在未来，在第2-5年埃默里临床肿瘤学K12学者将追求：密集 教学培训侧重于设计和执行早期临床研究方法 试验;纵向教学课程，导致在临床研究（MSCR）学位的科学硕士; 指导研究经验和专业发展活动。Emory临床肿瘤学K12 该计划将利用格鲁吉亚临床与转化科学联盟的优势和基础设施 在埃默里。一个全面的、严格的混合方法评估计划将被用来评估项目 里程碑和指标，确定修改和增长的领域，并衡量 埃默里临床肿瘤学K12计划。征聘妇女和任职人数不足的少数族裔候选人将 这是K12的重点。这两名PI是国际公认的癌症研究人员， 作为导师的出色记录

Project Summary/Abstract To address the need for a well-trained, diverse workforce of cancer investigators, we will establish a K12- funded oncology clinical research training and mentorship program for junior faculty researchers at Emory University's Winship Cancer Institute. The goals of the Emory Clinical Oncology Career Development Award Program are to: (1) establish an exceptional training program for clinician-investigators in the conduct of therapeutic cancer clinical research studies with a focus on phase 1 and phase 2 clinical trials, and (2) develop the next generation of researchers and leaders in clinical oncology. In year 1, we will develop the program recruitment materials; convene the program Internal and External Advisory Boards including faculty with expertise in clinical/translational research, clinical research methodology, and mentorship; finalize the intensive training, longitudinal training, career development, and mentored research experience program components; select the inaugural Emory Clinical Oncology Career Development Award Scholars; and implement the online program evaluation and Scholar evaluation tools. Two clinician-investigator junior faculty members (Instructor or Assistant Professor) will be selected each year and Scholars will complete a 2-year training program. To develop the knowledge and skills necessary to become independent cancer clinician-investigators and lead cancer research teams in the future, in years 2-5 Emory Clinical Oncology K12 Scholars will pursue: intensive didactic training focused on clinical research methodology for design and execution of early phase clinical trials; longitudinal didactic coursework leading to a Master of Science in Clinical Research (MSCR) degree; mentored research experiences, and professional development activities. The Emory Clinical Oncology K12 program will leverage the strengths and infrastructure of the Georgia Clinical & Translational Science Alliance at Emory. A comprehensive, rigorous mixed-methods evaluation plan will be used to assess program milestones and metrics, identify areas for modifications and growth, and measure the long-term impact of the Emory Clinical Oncology K12 program. Recruitment of women and under-represented minority candidates will be an important focus of this K12. The two PIs are internationally recognized cancer researchers with exceptional track records as mentors.