ARE YOU LOOKING FOR TRAINING & FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES IN CLINICAL & TRANSLATIONAL RESEARCH?
The Weill Cornell Clinical & Translational Science Center
is Accepting Education & Training Applications
KL2 POST-DOCTORAL SCHOLARS PROGRAM
Up to $80,000 per year (up to 2 years) & $12,000 research related expenses
The goal of the KL2 Scholars Award is to increase the pool of trained clinical and translational (C/T) investigators by providing advanced degree training and practical skills necessary to conduct independent multidisciplinary C/T investigation in a team research environment. Investigators conducting studies with field work involving international clinical research with underserved populations are encouraged to apply. Scholars, appointed for up to two years, receive:
* Salary support at the NIH approved rate
* Funding for supplies and research support
* Funding for travel to present at national conferences and symposia
* Access to resources for conducting C/T research, multi-level mentoring support, and career development
Individuals from underrepresented groups are encouraged to apply.
Click to Apply<http://weill.cornell.edu/ctsc/static/resources/rfa/ctep_2013/KL2_Class%20H/1_Class%20H_KL2_RFA.pdf>
TL1 PRE/POST-DOCTORAL TRAINING PROGRAM
Up to $27,232 per year, per award (pre-docs)
Up to $62,030 per year, per award (post-docs)
Awards for up to 2 years
The goal of the TL1 Training Award is to support early career development among pre/post-doctoral trainees by providing advanced degree training and practical skills necessary to conduct interdisciplinary Clinical & Translational (C/T) Investigation in a team research environment. Trainees receive the following benefits:
* Stipend coverage at the NIH approved rate
* Funding for supplies and research support including educational expenses
* Funding for travel to present at national conferences and symposia
* Access to resources for conducting C/T research, multi-level mentoring support, and career development,
Individuals from underrepresented groups are encouraged to apply.
Click to Apply<http://weill.cornell.edu/ctsc/static/resources/rfa/ctep_2013/TL1_Class%20H/1_Class%20H_TL1_RFA.pdf>
ADVANCED DEGREE PROGRAM IN CLINICAL & TRANSLATIONAL INVESTIGATION
The goal of the Clinical and Translational Education Programs (CTEP) is to educate and train highly motivated individuals to become successful, independent clinical and translational (C/T) investigators through a strong foundation of knowledge and practical skills necessary to conduct interdisciplinary C/T investigation in a team research environment.
Individuals from underrepresented groups are encouraged to apply.
Master's Degree (2 years)
The Master's Degree track is comprised of a didactic curriculum of core and elective courses, and a mentored clinical research project.
Click to Apply<http://weill.cornell.edu/ctsc/static/resources/rfa/ctep_2013/2014_MS_Advance%20Certificate/1_Class%20G_K30_2014.pdf>
Advanced Certificate (1 year)
The Advanced Certificate track is comprised of core curriculum classes in clinical and translational research structured as lectures, interactive seminars, and workshops.
Click to Apply<http://weill.cornell.edu/ctsc/static/resources/rfa/ctep_2013/2014_MS_Advance%20Certificate/1_Class%20G_K30_2014.pdf>
APPLICATIONS DUE - FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 2014
Visit the CTSC website for more information: http://www.med.cornell.edu/ctsc/training_and_education/
Constance Moussouris
Program Assistant
Clinical & Translational Science Center
Weill Cornell Medical College
407 East 61st Street, 2nd Floor, New York, NY, 10065
Phone: 646-962-8160 (internal 1-8160)
Fax: 646-962-0534
E-mail: [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]>
Website: www.med.cornell.edu/ctsc
PLEASE REMEMBER TO CREDIT THE WEILL CORNELL CTSC GRANT IN YOUR PUBLICATION & PRESENTATION
KL2 Scholars: Please cite NIH/NCATS Grant # KL2TR000458
TL1 Scholars: Please cite NIH/NCATS Grant # TL1TR000459
All other trainees: Please cite NIH/NCATS Grant # UL1TR00457
All Scholars and Trainees must obtain a PMC ID# for proper citation and follow these set of instructions: http://publicaccess.nih.gov/citation_methods.htm
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