Pediatric Critical Care and Trauma Scientist Development Program (PCCTSDP)

项目总结/摘要 这是一项继续儿科重症监护创伤科学家发展计划（PCCTSDP）的提案 作为一个国家计划（而不是机构），以支持儿科年轻教师的研究职业发展 重症监护和小儿创伤外科PCCTSDP的目标是增加高度 在儿科重症监护和创伤手术领域接受培训、成功资助和可持续发展的医生科学家， 谁将做转化研究，以提高对病理生理学和临床的科学理解， 危重病和创伤的管理，重点是危重病的长期后果， 伤害儿童和家庭。在该计划的前14年，46名学者被任命，28名 获得了自己的K 08或K23奖项，6人获得了至少一个R 01奖项，其中许多人获得了 其他联邦和基金会奖项。PCCTSDP获奖者（学者）由国家咨询委员会选出。 委员会（NAC）由杰出的儿科和创伤外科医生科学家组成，他们是 领域每年任命两名新学者。申请者将确定一位杰出的科学导师， 可能在一个机构独立于他们的奖学金培训，并将由他们的部门赞助 椅子每位学者将在基础，临床或医学领域的密集研究培训环境中度过2年。 翻译研究，至少有75%的保护，从非研究责任（第一阶段）。在 随后的3年（共5年），学者必须由他们的机构提供财政支持， 继续有至少50% - 75%的保护过渡到独立的研究者（第二阶段）。学者 预计将在头18个月内以K或R级奖励的形式申请自己的校外资金 K12奖PCCTSDP举办年度科学务虚会，期间学者将与 NAC成员和NIH工作人员介绍他们的科学工作，讨论他们的职业发展计划， 进步，并参加选定的教师发展，赠款写作，模拟赠款审查， 其他相关议题。通过提供延长的培训和保护时间，以发展这些方面的杰出技能， 年轻的教师，PCCTSDP将继续增加熟练的研究人员在儿科重症监护池 和创伤

Project Summary / Abstract This is a proposal to continue the Pediatric Critical Care Trauma Scientist Development Program (PCCTSDP) as a national program (not institutional) to support research career development for young faculty in pediatric critical care and pediatric trauma surgery. The goal of the PCCTSDP is to increase the number of highly trained, successfully funded and sustainable physician scientists in pediatric critical care and trauma surgery, who will do translational research to enhance the scientific understanding of the pathophysiology and clinical management of critical illness and trauma, with emphasis on long-term consequences of critical illness and injury for children and families. In the first fourteen years of the program, 46 Scholars have been appointed, 28 have obtained their own K08 or K23 awards, and 6 have received at least one R01 award with many achieving other federal and foundation awards. The PCCTSDP awardees (Scholars) are selected by a National Advisory Committee (NAC) consisting of outstanding pediatric and trauma surgeon scientists who are leaders in the field. Two new Scholars are appointed annually. Applicants will identify an outstanding scientific mentor, potentially at an institution separate from their fellowship training, and will be sponsored by their department chair. Each Scholar will spend 2 years in an intense research training environment in basic, clinical or translational research, with a minimum of 75% protection from non-research responsibilities (Phase I). In the subsequent 3 years (for a total of 5 years), Scholars must be financially supported by their institutions to continue to have at least 50% - 75% protection to transition into independent investigators (Phase II). Scholars are expected to apply for their own extramural funding in the form of a K or R level award in the first 18 months of the K12 award. PCCTSDP conducts an annual scientific retreat during which Scholars will interact with the NAC members and NIH staff, present their scientific work, discuss their career development plans and progress, and participate in selected workshops on faculty development, grant writing, mock grant reviews, and other relevant topics. By providing extended training and protected time to develop outstanding skills in these young faculty, the PCCTSDP will continue to increase the pool of skilled investigators in pediatric critical care and trauma.