Clinical and Translational Science Award

学术医学中心有责任培养下一代生物医学科学家， 医生科学家在临床和转化研究的职业生涯。物理学家-科学家工作组 （PS-WG）将医生-科学家劳动力的有限多样性确定为NIH关注的问题。响应于 这些费用，这个科学团队推进研究翻译（START）TL 1计划将导向 医学生和研究生进入转化科学，并为MD研究员提供高级培训 与CTSA推进治疗、临床干预和行为干预的目标保持一致， 修改以改善健康。START计划将利用现有的MCW管道计划， 指导高素质的高中生和不同背景的本科生走向临床职业 翻译研究;支持医学，研究生和MD-PhD学生为期一年的研究培训， 医学博士-临床和转化研究的研究员，硕士或博士学位，并指导START计划 毕业生在MCW的整个研究生涯。为实现这些目标，《削减战略武器条约》将 充分利用MCW现有的高中和本科课程， 合格的年轻学生的多样性的职业生涯作为临床和转化科学家。开始进程 将利用物理科学家途径（PSP），在MCW的旗舰专业发展计划， 允许医学生与同行和教师合作，建立在医学院的基础上， 经验，追求更深入的共同研究兴趣的领域。《削减战略武器条约》将 为医学生、研究生和医学博士研究员提供一年的奖学金， 发展参与临床和转化研究的基本定量技能，作为博士学位的组成部分 MS学位。在研究的一年，学生将参加讲习班，教赠款写作， 手稿写作和专业发展技能，包括最佳实践策略，以优化 沟通能力受训人员将参加一年两次的会议， 基于团队的环境，并使用个人发展计划（IDP）来优化培训体验。 START计划的毕业生是下一代科学家和物理学家，他们将提高 我们国家和社区的健康。

Academic Medical Centers have the responsibility to train the next generation of biomedical scientists and physician scientists for careers in clinical and translational research. The Physician-Scientist Workforce Group (PS-WG) identified limited diversity in the physician-scientist workforce as a concern to the NIH. In response to these charges, this Scientific Teams Advancing Research Translations (START) TL1 Program will orient medical students and graduate students into translational science and provide advanced training for MDfellows who align with CTSA goals of advancing therapeutics, clinical interventions and behavioral modifications to improve health. The START Program will leverage existing MCW Pipeline Programs to mentor highly qualified high school and undergraduates of diverse backgrounds towards careers in clinical translation research; support one-year of research training for medical, graduate, and MD-PhD students and MD-fellows in clinical and translational research towards MS or PhD degrees, and mentor START Program graduates throughout their research careers at MCW. To complete these aims, the START Program will leverage the pipeline of established high school and undergraduate Programs at MCW to mentor highly qualified young students of diversity for careers as clinical and translational scientists. The START Program will leverage the Physical Scientist Pathway (PSP), a flagship professional development program at MCW that allows medical students to work with peers and faculty to build on the foundation of medical school experiences, to pursue an area of common research interest in greater depth. The START Program will provide one year of stipend for medical students, graduate students and MD-fellows to conduct research and develop fundamental, quantitative skills involved in clinical and translational research as components of PhD and MS degree. During the year of research, students will participate in workshops that teach grant writing, manuscript writing, and professional development skills, including best practice strategies to optimize communication skills. Trainees will participate in bi-annual conferences to present their current studies in a team-based environment and use an Individual Development Plan (IDP) to optimize training experiences. Graduates of the START Program are the next generation of scientist and physician-scientist who will improve the health of our nation and community.