Institutional Training Grant in Pediatric Gastroenterology

项目总结/摘要 此申请是第三次更新的机构培训计划（T32）在儿科 科罗拉多大学医学院（CNOOM）的胃肠病学、肝病学和营养学， 科罗拉多儿童医院，位于科罗拉多奥罗拉的安舒茨医学院。我们的总体目标是 T32研究培训计划是为不同群体的博士后学员提供一个 特殊的监督培训和指导经验，使他们能够发展或提高他们的 研究技能，知识和准备成功的儿科 胃肠病学/肝病学/营养学相关研究职业。这个项目的基本原理 是利用安舒茨医学院强大的物理和科学协同作用， 一个杰出的承诺和经验丰富的研究教师，和潜在的申请人的大量。两 提供研究培训的途径，以培养基础实验室科学家或临床/翻译/ 健康成果科学家，利用CNOOM在基础，转化，临床和健康方面的资源 基于结果的研究。研究培训将侧重于四个一般性科学主题： 组织损伤和修复，先天免疫和微生物组研究，临床和健康结果研究， 干细胞生物学和再生医学T32教师包括32名科学家，拥有约4700万美元 美元的赠款资金和非常成功的培训记录。基础研究经验得到加强， 研究生课程、研讨会和多学科会议。临床-翻译或健康领域的受训者 成果研究将参加在临床科学研究生课程的CNOOM理学硕士 并将利用科罗拉多临床和转化科学研究所的基础设施。研究 培训的目的是一个2-3年的计划，在亚专业奖学金的第二年开始。资格 候选人主要来自国家认可的儿科胃肠病学奖学金， 其他学科的候选人，包括营养学，营养学和相关的基础科学领域的潜力。 研究员提供了至少80%的保护时间，用于指导和结构化的研究培训 环境教育和研究经验的质量将由 培训生、导师和执行委员会，具有明确的指标和持续的改进流程。的 到2019年，将有28名学员完成T32培训，75%的学员将拥有全职学术职位， 正在发展他们的研究事业。请求续设5个培训职位。

Project Summary/ Abstract This application is for the third renewal of the Institutional Training Program (T32) in Pediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition at the University of Colorado School of Medicine (CUSOM) and Children’s Hospital Colorado at the Anschutz’s Medical Campus in Aurora, Colorado. The overall goal of our T32 research training program is to provide a diverse group of post-doctoral trainees with an exceptional supervised training and mentoring experience, to allow them to develop or enhance their research skills, knowledge and grantsmanship in preparation for a successful pediatric gastroenterology/ hepatology/nutrition- related research career. The underlying rationale for this program is to take advantage of the strong physical and scientific synergies provided at the Anschutz Medical Campus, an outstanding committed and experienced research faculty, and a large pool of potential applicants. Two pathways of research training are offered to produce Basic Laboratory Scientists or Clinical/ Translational/ Health Outcomes Scientists, leveraging the resources at CUSOM in basic, translational, clinical and health outcomes-based research. Research training will be focused in four general scientific themes: Mechanisms of Tissue Injury and Repair, Innate Immunity and Microbiome Research, Clinical and Health Outcomes Research, and Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine. The T32 faculty includes 32 scientists with ~$47 million dollars in grant funding and a highly successful training record. Basic research experiences are augmented by graduate courses, seminars and multidisciplinary meetings. Trainees in clinical-translational or health outcomes research will participate in the Master of Science in Clinical Sciences Graduate Program of CUSOM and will leverage the infrastructure of the Colorado Clinical and Translational Sciences Institute. The research training is designed to be a 2-3 year program, beginning in the 2nd year of subspecialty fellowship. Eligible candidates are primarily drawn from the nationally recognized fellowship in Pediatric Gastroenterology, with the potential for candidates in other disciplines including neonatology, nutrition and related basic science fields. Fellows are provided a minimum of 80% protected time for research training in a mentored and structured environment. The quality of the educational and research experiences will be closely monitored by the trainees, mentors and Executive Committee, with defined metrics and ongoing improvement processes. Of the 28 trainees who will have completed the T32 training by 2019, 75% will have full-time academic positions and are developing their research careers. The continuation of 5 training positions is requested.