Office of the Clinical Director-Psychiatry Clinical Research Training

临床奖学金计划： 在2020财年，NIMH IRP有9名住院医生/研究员。学年通常从7月份开始，因此这个数字可以包括我们项目的新学员、现有学员和即将离开的学员。在9名学员中，有6名是通过PGY-4 ACGME认可的精神病学住院医师计划进入的。我们在20财年增加了两名新的PGY-4学员。几名临床研究员将在本财政年度内在工业、学术界和继续博士后培训方面过渡到新的职位。 PGY4精神病学住院医师计划：NIMH住院医师计划是一项独特的为期一年的计划，提供几乎全日制的研究培训，同时满足ACGME第四年住院医师的要求。转到该项目的精神科住院医师在来NIMH之前已经完成了所有必要的临床轮换。 行政职责：PGY4住院医师和临床奖学金项目的项目主任是NIH研究生医学教育委员会(GMEC)刚刚过去的主席。项目主任的职责包括传播有关培训项目的信息、招募新的住院医生和研究员、确定NIMH首席调查员作为研究导师，以及指导职业发展。 其他附属培训计划 NIH临床中心临终关怀和姑息医学(HPM)奖学金计划：这一年由ACGME认证的子专业计划是根据PGY4精神病学住院医生计划赞助的。 精神病学住院医师和儿童精神病学研究员的研究选修课：NIMH OCD为当地培训项目的住院医师/研究员提供选修课，以获得基于神经科学的研究机会。 会诊联络(CL)精神病学奖学金计划：这一由ACGME认证的为期一年的专科奖学金是与MedStar乔治敦大学医院和华盛顿医院中心合作开展的，每年有两个研究员职位。CL研究员在NIH临床中心的NIMH精神病学咨询联络服务中轮换，每人为期六个月。两名联合CL研究员在2020财年接受了培训。 神经心理学培训机会：来自邻近大学临床心理学研究生项目(如USUHS、American、Gallaudet、Howard、UMBC)的最多4名研究生被选为NIH的特别志愿者，在学习神经心理学实践的同时协助评估。提供神经心理学研讨会、临床访谈、心理测量测试、测试管理和评分方面的培训(例如，韦氏智力和记忆测试、智力简要测试、NIH工具箱、威斯康星卡片分类测试)。还向NIMH IRP IRTA提供了关于考试管理的培训(包括NIH工具箱和考夫曼智力简明测试2)。工作人员为有兴趣的学生和IRTA提供心理学方面的职业选择方面的咨询，并于今年创建并在一年一度的NIMH IRP临床心理学博士项目应用研讨会上公布。 医科学生计划： 美国国立卫生研究院临床中心的临床选修课计划(CEP)为四年级医学生提供申请4-8周临床神经科学研究或咨询联络轮换的机会。强迫症帮助协调NIMH IRP中的医学生轮换。 美国国立卫生研究院临床中心的医学研究学者计划(MRSP)是为在马里兰州贝塞斯达的NIH校区生活和工作的医学生提供的为期一年的选择性研究体验。副临床主任和NIMH IRP教员曾担任过MRSP顾问委员会的导师或曾担任过该委员会的成员。顾问面试和挑选项目的学生，并帮助他们找到合适的研究导师。 临床神经科学倡议： 强迫症监督着NIMH的两项全国性倡议(ORAP和Brain Camp)，这两项倡议旨在促进正在接受培训的精神病学家选择研究和学术职业并取得成功。 NIMH杰出住院医师奖计划(ORAP)始于1988年，是一个令人垂涎的、竞争激烈的年度奖项，面向有前途的年轻受训精神病学家。ORAP奖获得者是具有杰出学术潜力的精神病学住院医生，他们是从全美最顶尖的住院医生中挑选出来的，并由他们的培训主任提名。该奖项每年颁发给少数住院医生，以表彰他们在精神病学领域过去的成就、目前的努力和未来的贡献。2019年秋季，10名获奖者和6名荣誉奖获得者前往贝塞斯达参加为期两天的项目，内容包括NIMH调查人员、校外项目工作人员的演讲和NIMH设施的参观。2020年6月，由12名ORAP居民组成的新小组被评选为12项荣誉称号。 NIMH大脑夏令营是一次密集的科学会议，面向精神病学住院医师和临床研究员，始于2009年。它包括住院医生、受邀的杰出教师和NIMH领导层之间的讲座和讨论，内容涉及与精神病学相关的各种尖端神经科学主题。由于新冠肺炎疫情，大脑夏令营没有在2020年春季举行。 强迫症参与了精神病学家的神经科学教育。PGY4住院医师和临床研究计划的项目主任一直是NIMH资助的国家神经科学课程倡议课程的固定教员，该课程在每年春天举行的美国精神病学住院医师项目主任协会(AADPRT)年会上授课。 跨国家卫生研究院倡议： NIMH临床主任办公室继续与临床中心、OCRTME和NIH主任办公室合作，解决医生和工作人员的福祉问题，特别是在新冠肺炎大流行期间。

Clinical Fellowship Programs: During FY20, there were nine NIMH IRP residents/fellows. The academic year generally starts in July so this number can include new, current and departing trainees from our programs. Of the nine trainees, six entered through the PGY-4 ACGME accredited psychiatry residency program. We added two new PGY-4 trainees in FY20. Several clinical fellows will transition to new positions within this fiscal year in industry, academia and for continued post-doctoral training. PGY4 Psychiatry Residency: The NIMH residency program is a unique one-year program that provides nearly full-time research training while at the same time fulfilling the ACGME requirements of the fourth year of residency. Psychiatry residents who transfer to the program have completed all required clinical rotations prior to coming to NIMH. Administrative duties: The Program Director for the PGY4 residency and clinical fellowship program is the immediate past chair of the NIH Graduate Medical Education Committee (GMEC). Program Director duties include dissemination of information about the training programs, recruitment of new residents and fellows, identification of NIMH Principal Investigators to serve as research mentors, and guidance on career development. Other affiliated training programs NIH Clinical Center Hospice and Palliative Medicine (HPM) fellowship program: this one year ACGME-accredited subspecialty program is sponsored under the PGY4 psychiatry residency program. Research electives for psychiatry residents and child psychiatry fellows: The NIMH OCD offers elective rotations to residents/fellows from local training programs to gain exposure to neuroscience based research. Consultation Liaison (CL) Psychiatry fellowship program: this one-year ACGME-accredited subspecialty fellowship is conducted in partnership with MedStar Georgetown University Hospital and Washington Hospital Center and has two fellowship positions per year. The CL fellows rotate on the NIMH Psychiatric Consultation Liaison Service at the NIH Clinical Center, each for six months. Two joint CL fellows were trained in FY 2020. Neuropsychology Training Opportunities: Up to 4 graduate students from neighboring university clinical psychology graduate programs (e.g., USUHS, American, Gallaudet, Howard, UMBC) are selected to come to NIH as special volunteers to assist with evaluations, while learning the practice of neuropsychology. Neuropsychology seminars, clinical interviewing, trainings on psychometric testing, test administration and scoring (e.g., Wechsler tests of intelligence and memory, brief tests of intelligence, NIH Toolbox, Wisconsin Card Sorting Test) are provided. Training is also given to NIMH IRP IRTAs on test administration (including NIH Toolbox, and Kaufman Brief Test of Intelligence 2). Staff counsel interested students and IRTAs on career options in psychology and this year created and presented at the annual NIMH IRP Clinical Psychology PhD Program Application Workshop. Medical Student Programs: The Clinical Electives Program (CEP) at the NIH Clinical Center provides fourth year medical students opportunities to apply for 4-8 week clinical neuroscience research or consultation liaison rotations. The OCD helps coordinate medical student rotations in the NIMH IRP. Medical Research Scholars Program (MRSP) at the NIH Clinical Center is a selective year-long elective research experience for medical students who live and work on the NIH campus in Bethesda, Maryland. The Deputy Clinical Director and NIMH IRP faculty have served as mentors or been on the MRSP Board of Advisors. Advisors interview and select students for the program and help them identify an appropriate research mentor. Clinical Neuroscience Initiatives: The OCD oversees two NIMH national initiatives (ORAP and Brain Camp) that promote psychiatrists-in-training to choose and succeed in research and academic careers. The NIMH Outstanding Resident Award Program (ORAP) was started in 1988 and is a highly coveted and competitive annual award for promising young psychiatrists-in-training. The ORAP awardees are psychiatry residents with outstanding academic potential who are selected from among the top residencies across the U.S. and who have been nominated by their training directors. This award is given to a small number of residents each year for past achievements, current efforts, and future contributions to the field of psychiatry. In fall 2019, 10 award recipients and 6 honorable mention residents traveled to Bethesda for a two-day program that featured presentations by NIMH investigators, extramural program staff and a tour of NIMH facilities. In June 2020, a new group of 12 ORAP residents was selected with 12 honorable mentions. NIMH Brain Camp is an intensive scientific conference for psychiatry residents and clinical fellows that was started in 2009. It involves lectures and discussions between residents, invited distinguished faculty and NIMH leadership on a variety of cutting edge neuroscience topics relevant to psychiatry. Brain Camp was not held in spring 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The OCD is involved with education on neuroscience for psychiatrists. The Program Director of the PGY4 residency and clinical fellowship program has been a regular faculty member for the NIMH-funded National Neuroscience Curriculum Initiative course given at the American Association of Directors of Psychiatry Residency Programs (AADPRT) annual meeting each spring. Trans-NIH Initiatives: The NIMH Office of the Clinical Director continues to work collaboratively with the Clinical Center, OCRTME and the NIH Office of the Director to address issues of physician and staff wellbeing, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic.