Training Program in Pediatric Gastroenterology/Nutrition

项目摘要/摘要 这是鲁思·L·基尔施斯坦国家研究服务奖连续第9次续展 T32博士后研究--“儿科胃肠病/营养学培训计划” 加州，旧金山(加州大学旧金山分校)。超过70%的加州大学旧金山分校培训项目的毕业生在儿科 胃肠病学/营养学在各自的领域仍然是富有成效的研究人员和学术领袖。这个 该计划旨在培养有才华和敬业的年轻医生，使他们成为独立和多产的科学工作者 调查人员和应届毕业生在两个学术生涯中都取得了成功 发展和生物技术研究途径。这些未来的科学家将研究重要的健康问题 问题，重点是胃肠道、肝脏和营养紊乱的原因、发病机制和治疗 在婴儿和儿童身上。参加为期四年，包括三年的培训计划的学员优先 基础(T1路径)、临床/转译(T2路径)或本次续订的新项目的研究培训， 计算科学(T3轨道)由知名科学家指导的研究。该计划的关键要素 建议的培训是：(1)有指导的研究经验，(2)科学课程工作，(3)职业发展 讲习班、(4)跨学科经验和(5)持续审查和评价。基础研究经验 辅以课程作业、研讨会和跨部门的务虚会；临床研究的实习生 参加久负盛名的临床研究培训计划，包括一年的高级培训 临床研究证书培训，获得两年制临床研究硕士学位； 同样，计算科学实习生可以获得证书和硕士学位课程 在这一新领域进行培训。每个学员都要进行一项必修研究项目(S)，由经验丰富的学员指导 训诫。所有受训人员都参加了研究中负责任的行为、研究的严谨性和可重复性的课程， 科学写作和讲课的艺术。受训者和研究导师决定额外课程作业 在特定的研究领域。入职要求包括医学博士学位和3年临床实习经验 儿科。申请者具有博士学位和明确的职业目标，与发育胃肠病学或 营养也是有资格的。对方案的管理进行了重组，以利用加强的 儿科消化营养科主任医师梅尔文·海曼，副主任医师 詹姆斯·拜勒博士，菲利普·罗森塔尔博士和艾米莉·佩里托博士的副主任和指导助理 索菲亚·韦尔斯特雷特博士的指示。教育和研究项目和活动的质量密切相关 由实习生导师、研究导师、内部顾问、助理计划主任、 副计划主任、计划主任和联席主任，以及杰出人士的年度评估 外部顾问。要求将培训职位从4个增加到5个。

PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT This application is for the 9th consecutive renewal of the Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Award T32 Postdoctoral Research “Training Program in Pediatric Gastroenterology/Nutrition” at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF). More than 70% of the graduates of the UCSF Training Program in Pediatric Gastroenterology/Nutrition remain productive researchers and academic leaders in their respective fields. The Program aims to train talented and dedicated young physicians to become independent and productive scientific investigators, and recent graduates have been successful in progressing along both academic career development and biotechnology research pathways. These future scientists will research important health problems, focusing on the causes, pathogenesis, and treatment of gastrointestinal, liver, and nutritional disorders in infants and children. Preference is given to trainees committed to a 4-year training program, including 3 years of research training in either Basic (T1 track), Clinical/Translational (T2 track), or, new for this renewal, Computational Sciences (T3 track) Research mentored by established scientists. The key elements of the proposed training are: (1) a mentored research experience, (2) scientific course work, (3) career development workshops, (4) interdisciplinary experiences and (5) ongoing review and evaluation. Basic research experience is supplemented with coursework, seminars, and inter-departmental retreats; trainees in clinical research participate in the well-established Training in Clinical Research Program that includes a 1-year Advanced Training in Clinical Research certificate, leading to a 2-year Master’s Degree in Clinical Research program; similarly, Computational Sciences trainees have access to certificate and Master’s Degree programs integral to training in this new field. Each trainee pursues an obligatory research project(s) supervised by experienced preceptors. All trainees take courses in Responsible Conduct in Research, Research Rigor and Reproducibility, Scientific Writing, and the Art of Lecturing. The trainee and research mentor determine additional course work in the specific field of research. Entry requirements include a MD degree and 3 years of residency in clinical pediatrics. Applicants with a PhD degree and defined career goals related to developmental gastroenterology or nutrition are also eligible. Administration of the program is restructured to take advantage of the strengthened Division of Pediatric Gastroenterology/Nutrition under the primary direction of Dr. Melvin Heyman, Co-Direction of Dr. James Bayrer, associate direction from Drs. Philip Rosenthal and Emily Perito, and mentored assistant direction from Dr. Sofia Verstraete. The quality of educational and research programs and activities are closely monitored by trainee mentors, research preceptors, Internal Advisors, the Assistant Program Director, the Associate Program Directors, the Program Director and Co-Director, and annual evaluations by distinguished External Advisors. An increase from 4 to 5 training positions is requested.