Imaging Sciences Training Program

美国国立卫生研究院（NIH）的放射学和成像科学培训计划（ISTP）正在启动一项令人兴奋的新的1 - 2年竞争性研究培训计划，旨在招募已完成住院医师培训计划的放射科医生和核医学医师到NIH参与转化研究。 被选中的医生必须有动力并有能力在NIH进行假设驱动的研究。 研究培训将为临床医生提供机会，通过将他们在NIH的大部分时间集中在基础或临床研究上，来启动他们的学术生涯。 该ISTP将为申请人提供一个独特的临床研究环境，并提供沿着最先进的设备、实验室空间、用品和资金来开展研究。 此外，这些研究员将能够在NIH高级工作人员指导的研究实验室工作。 这是一个独特的机会，将您最优秀和最聪明的个人与NIH的研究兴趣，让他们得到他们需要成为一个富有成效的成像科学家的培训。 该人员将接受生物统计学、核心临床课程的教学培训，为他们提供撰写IRB方案和授予写作课程的必要技能。 这位经过NIH培训的成像科学家将获得必要的研究技能和初步研究数据，以撰写论文并提交NIH RO 1。 这些人应该是学术放射学主席在美国和加拿大的您或其他部门的职位高度垂涎。 此外，通过预先投资并将您最聪明的居民或研究员送到NIH一到两年，您的股息将通过返回给您一位成像科学家而得到回报，他们可能在离开NIH时手头有一份拨款申请草案。

The Radiology and Imaging Sciences Training Program (ISTP) at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) is initiating an exciting new 1 -2 year competitive research-training program aimed at recruiting Radiologists and Nuclear Medicine Physicians, who have completed their residency training program, to the NIH to participate in translational research. The selected physicians must be motivated and capable of performing hypothesis driven research at NIH. The research training will provide the clinician the opportunity to come jump-start their academic career by focusing potentially of majority of their time at NIH on basic or clinical research. This ISTP will provide the applicants with exposure to a unique clinical research environment with translational bench-to-bedside-bench research opportunities along with access to state-of-the-art equipment, laboratory space, supplies, and funds to carry out their research. In addition, these fellows will be able to work in research laboratories mentored by the Senior Staff at the NIH. This is a unique opportunity to send your best and brightest individuals with a serious research interest to the NIH to allow them to get the training they need to becoming a productive Imaging Scientist. This individual will receive didactic training in biostatistics, Core Clinical Curriculum providing them with necessary skills to write an IRB protocol and grant writing courses. This NIH trained Imaging Scientist will acquire the necessary research skills and preliminary research data to write papers and submit for a NIH RO1. These individuals should be highly coveted by Academic Radiology Chairpersons for positions in your or other departments across the US and Canada. Moreover, by investing up front and sending your brightest residents or fellows to NIH for one to two years, your dividends will pay off by having returned to you an Imaging Scientist who could potentially have a draft of a grant application in hand by the time they leave NIH.