FELLOWSHIP IN CLINICAL RESEARCH

迈阿密大学医学院建议开发一个全校性的临床研究课程（CRC），以实现以下目标：（1）从高素质、学科多样性的申请人库中选择学员;（2）开发一个两年制的课程，以丰富和加强从事临床研究所需的技能;（3）促进学员和教师之间的指导关系的发展;（4）评估学员和课程，以确保在研究方法的密集和高度严格的培训经验。迈阿密大学有能力开发临床研究课程，其研究经费在现有医学院中排名前25%，并拥有高素质的资金充足的基础研究和临床研究人员。CRC将设在研究副教务长办公室，由主任、咨询委员会、课程委员会和选拔/评估委员会组成。 通过正式的申请程序，将选出10至15名候选人参加为期两年的课程。 将优先考虑那些受到NIH资助的F（奖学金），K（机构）或T（培训）奖励支持的积极性高的个人。 将定期对课程内容和学员进行评估。 课程内容将包括细胞生物学和移植免疫学的初级和高级课程。 将提供关于在研究中使用计算机和在多文化人口中进行研究的专门课程。 在这五年期间，将对课程进行调整，使之适合网上学习，以便使更多的地方和国家研究员/博士后受训人员能够参加这些课程。 这个基础设施将启动一个有组织的，有针对性的，全校范围内的课程，用于培训有兴趣在迈阿密大学医学院从事临床研究的个人。 它将为临床研究标准设定基准，并将培养出训练有素、高素质的临床研究人员，他们将为医学的未来做出重大贡献。

The University of Miami School of Medicine is proposing to develop a school-wide Clinical Research Curriculum (CRC), to attain the following goals: (1) Selecting trainees from a highly-qualified, discipline-diverse, applicant pool; (2) Developing a two-year curriculum that will enrich and strengthen the skills necessary to pursue a career in clinical research; (3) Fostering of the development of mentoring relationships between trainees and faculty; and (4) Evaluating both the trainees and the curriculum as to assure an intensive and highly-rigorous training experience in research methodology. The University of Miami is well positioned to develop a clinical research curriculum with research funding ranking in the top 25% of the existing medical schools, and highly qualified well-funded basic research and clinical investigators. The CRC will be located in the office of the Vice Provost for Research and will consist of the Director, an Advisory Committee, a Curriculum Committee, and a Selection/Evaluation Committee. Through a formal application procedure, ten to fifteen candidates will be selected to participate in the two-year curriculum. Preference will be given to highly- motivated individuals who are supported by NIH-funded F (Fellowship), K (institutional), or T (training) awards. Both the course content and the trainees will be evaluated on a regular schedule. Course contents will include both beginning and advanced courses in cellular biology and transplant immunology. Specialized courses on the use of computers in research and in research in multicultural populations will be offered. Over the five-year period, courses will be adapted to web-based learning in order to make the courses available to a larger number of fellows/postdoctoral trainees, both locally and nationally. This infrastructure will initiate an organized, targeted, school-wide curriculum for the training of individuals interested in careers in clinical research at the University of Miami School of medicine. It will set the benchmark for clinical research standards and will produce well-trained and highly-qualified, clinical investigators who will make significant contributions to the future of medicine.