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Research Career Training in Pediatrics

Research Career Training in Pediatrics
儿科研究职业培训
批准号:
6826798
负责人:
Steve A N Goldstein
金额:
$40.98万
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依托单位国家:
美国
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财政年份:
2003
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2003-04-11 至 2007-11-30

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中文摘要
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超出所提供的空间。这是一个新的建议,发起一个计划,以培训年轻的儿科医生的职业生涯中的调查研究在芝加哥大学。该提案建立在儿科系在培养医学生从事研究职业方面的长期声誉和普利兹克医学院强调基础科学在临床实践中的重要性的传统基础上。在招聘、工资、设备、核心实验室和行政管理方面有强有力的机构承诺。在选择CHRCDA学者时,我们将依靠我们自己的MD/PhD毕业生和我们成功的计划来招募代表性不足的少数民族和妇女参与研究。我们选择了26位潜在的导师和高级合作者,他们反映了人类遗传学,生长和发育以及儿科疾病的细胞和分子机制领域的国际研究卓越。CHRCDA学者将是儿科系的讲师或助理教授,并将在他们选择的导师的实验室中花费足够的时间来获得技术技能和知识的学术深度,使他们能够开发具有竞争力的独立研究计划。他们还将有机会在他们选择的研究领域参加高级教学研究生课程,并接受赠款写作和负责任的研究行为的指导。大学和系致力于提供核心设施和配套资金,以促进CHRCDA学者的职业发展。该方案的具体目标是:1.确保学者获得最新的,基础广泛的培训。2.为学者提供一个培育环境,无论是在个人和智力发展方面,还是在他们的研究项目的核心支持方面。3.向学者们提供尽可能最现代的技术。4.灌输一种对知识的热情,当时间冲突使艰难的选择成为必要时,这种热情将支持学者们,并说服他们,他们可以将联合收割机对儿童的极好照顾与基础研究结合起来。5.说服学者们,研究可以使一个非常真实的差异,从长远来看,以医疗保健的儿童,并告诉他们如何才能实现这一点。性能现场=
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EXCEED THE SPACE PROVIDED. This is a new proposal to initiate a program to train young pediatricians for careers in investigative research at the University of Chicago. The proposal builds on the long-standing reputation of the Department of Pediatrics in preparing medical students for research careers and the tradition of the Pritzker School of Medicine in emphasizing the importance of basic science in clinical practice. There is strong Institutional commitment to recruitment, salaries, equipment, core laboratories and administration. In selecting the CHRCDA Scholars we will rely both on our own pool of MD/PhD graduates and our successful programs to recruit underrepresented minorities and women into research. We have chosen a group of 26 potential mentors and senior collaborators who reflect international research excellence in the areas of human genetics, growth and development and the cellular and molecular mechanisms of pediatric disease. CHRCDA Scholars will be Instructors or Assistant Professors in the Department of Pediatrics and will spend sufficient time in their chosen mentor's laboratory to acquire the technical skills and academic depth of knowledge to enable them to develop a competitive, independent research program. They will also have the opportunity to take advanced didactic graduate courses in their chosen area of research and to receive instruction in grant writing and the responsible conduct of research. The University and Department are committed to providing core facilities and matching funds to promote career development of the CHRCDA Scholars. The specific aims of the program are to: 1. Ensure that the Scholars receive the most up-to-date, broad-based training available. 2. Provide a nurturing environment for the Scholars both in terms of personal and intellectual development and in terms of the availability of core support for their research project. 3. Make available to the Scholars the most modern techniques possible. 4. Instill a sense of enthusiasm for knowledge that will sustain the Scholars when time conflicts make hard choices a necessity and convince them that they can combine superb care of children with fundamental research. 5. Convince the Scholars that research can make a very real difference in the long term to healthcare care of children and show them how this can be achieved. PERFORMANCE SITE ========================================Section End===========================================
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