Medical Scientist Training Program

贝勒医学院拟议的医学科学家培训计划(MSTP)的使命 是培养多元化的未来内科科学家群体，他们将成为生物医学劳动力的领导者 通过完成严格的、整合的医学博士培训计划 德克萨斯医疗中心。BCM MSTP在学生生产力方面有着良好的成功记录， 职业安置和培养生物医学劳动力的领导者。在此基础上建立新的 BCM MSTP纳入了新的、创新的课程，并专注于开发学员的可调剂 技能和职业道路的准备，通过利用双学位培训。该计划 领导层包括五名内科科学家，他们领导积极的研究实验室，开展一系列临床 并致力于为MSTP学生提供建议和培训。位于德克萨斯医疗中心， 作为世界上最大的医疗中心，BCM MSTP提供了出色的研究设施和临床培训 在为休斯敦种族、民族和经济多元化人口提供服务的医院。学生 通过从7名新设计的毕业生中进行选择，进行跨生物医学领域的研究生培训 BCM项目和莱斯大学生物工程项目。建议的BCM MSTP计划 目标包括：(1)开发和实施杰出的医学博士双学位培训计划 MSTP框架；(2)招聘来自不同背景和不同教育背景的高积极性申请者 和致力于内科科学家职业生涯的研究经历；(3)培养一种支持、安全和 包容的环境，提高学生从预科到完成双学位的留存率 通过提供资源促进健康、学业成功、基于团队的技能和强大的MSTP进行培训 学生社区；以及(4)确保我们的学生在平均8年内完成双学位课程 具有功勋的研究和医学成就，将推动他们在 生物医学工作人员。我们的MSTP实习生目标包括：(1)学生将建立一个良好的记录 作为内科科学家的早期成功，通过发现、完成重要的、可重复的和 负责任的研究，导致高质量的期刊出版物和完整的博士论文；(2) 学生将成为生物医学科学在多个不同平台和 受众；(3)学生将提高他们在不同、多学科团队中工作的能力 在医学院、研究生院项目和MSTP活动中进行基于团队的学习的培训；(4)学生 将成为具有文化意识并熟练掌握健康社会决定因素知识的内科科学家 和将健康差距降至最低的技能；以及(5)BCM MSTP的毕业生将与 相关经验并获得有助于他们作为医生-科学家的持续发展的职位 利用各种临床专业、生物医学研究和行业的双学位培训。

The mission of the proposed Medical Scientist Training Program (MSTP) at Baylor College of Medicine (BCM) is to develop a diverse population of future physician scientists who will be leaders in the biomedical workforce through the completion of a rigorous, integrated MD and PhD training program carried out in the dynamic Texas Medical Center. The BCM MSTP has had a strong track record of success in student productivity, career placement and developing leaders in the biomedical workforce. Building on this foundation the new BCM MSTP incorporates new, innovative curricula and focuses on development of trainees' transferrable skills and preparation for career pathways through which to utilize dual degree training. The program leadership includes five physician-scientists who lead active research laboratories, conduct a range of clinical services, and are committed to advising and training MSTP students. Located in the Texas Medical Center, the world's largest medical center, the BCM MSTP offers an outstanding research facilities and clinical training at hospitals that serve the racially, ethnically and economically diverse population of Houston. Students pursue graduate training across biomedical fields by selecting from among 7 newly designed graduate programs at BCM and the Rice University Bioengineering program. The proposed BCM MSTP program objectives include: (1) Develop and conduct an outstanding MD/PhD dual degree training program under the MSTP framework; (2) Recruit highly motivated applicants from diverse backgrounds and diverse educational and research experiences committed to a career as a physician-scientist; (3) Foster a supportive, safe and inclusive environment that enhances student retention from matriculation through completion of dual degree training by providing resources to promote wellness, academic success, team-based skills and a strong MSTP student community; and (4) Ensure that our students will complete the dual program in an average of 8 years with meritorious research and medical accomplishments that will propel them to successful careers in the biomedical workforce. Our MSTP trainee-focused objectives include: (1) Students will develop a track record of early success as physician-scientists through discovery, completion of significant, reproducible, and responsible research resulting in high quality journal publications and a completed doctoral thesis; (2) Students will become proficient communicators of biomedical science in multiple different platforms and audiences; (3) Students will improve their ability to work in diverse, multi-disciplinary teams through dedicated training in team-based learning in medical school, graduate school projects, and MSTP activities; (4) Students will become culturally aware and adept physician scientists with knowledge of social determinants of health and skills in minimizing health disparities; and (5) Graduates of the BCM MSTP will cultivate career plans with relevant experience and obtain positions that facilitate their ongoing development as physicians-scientists utilizing dual degree training in a variety of clinical specialties, biomedical research and industry.