Atlanta Clinical and Translational Science Institute (KL2)

研究教育、培训和职业发展(RETCD)是亚特兰大临床和职业发展学院的优势 翻译科学研究所(ACTSI)。综合的、多学科的、机构间的方法将是 开发用于促进位于亚特兰大的机构和我们的 社区。ACTSI的RETCD方案将克服研究、教育、培训方面的障碍 以及在规划阶段确定的合作机构之间的职业发展。这些 包括为博士生、博士级科学家 和医科学生；合作机构之间研究培训的整合；以及参与和 为埃默里和佐治亚理工学院(GA Tech或GT)调查人员提供培训机会 基于社区的设置。ACTSI为我们的学术提供了绝佳的机会 合作(Emory、GA Tech、莫尔豪斯医学院[MSM])转变CTR培训 亚特兰大的环境。这将通过在我们目前成功的计划的基础上实现 (Emory K30，K12，M01，MSM R25)，专注于培训内科科学家建立和 提供新的和增强的教育和职业发展计划， 实习生。努力将特别针对本科生和研究生级别的实习生，并将 包括为CTR教育、培训和职业发展加强文化和环境的措施 在三个合作机构以及大亚特兰大社区。

Research Education, Training, and Career Development (RETCD) is a strength of the Atlanta Clinical and Translational Science Institute (ACTSI). An integrated, multidisciplinary, inter-institutional approach will be developed to foster clinical and translational research (CTR) at Atlanta-based institutions and in our community. The RETCD program of the ACTSI will overcome barriers to research education, training and career development among the collaborating institutions identified during the planning phase. These include creation of formal didactic CTR training opportunities for PhD graduate students, PhD level scientists, and medical students; integration of research training between the partnering institutions; and engagement arid training opportunities for Emory and Georgia Institute of Technology (GA Tech or GT) investigators in community based settings. The ACTSI provides art outstanding opportunity for our academic partnership (Emory, GA Tech, Morehouse School of Medicine [MSM]) to transform the CTR training environment In Atlanta. This will be accomplished by building on our current successful programs (Emory K30, K12, M01, MSM R25), which have focused on training physician-scientists to establish and provide new and enhanced educational and career development programs to a broader array of trainees. Efforts will be particularly targeted towards graduate and post-graduate level trainees, and will include measures to enhance the culture and environment for CTR education, training and career development at the three collaborating institutions and also in the greater Atlanta community.