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M A R C C H I M O W I T Z K A T H L E E N B R A D Y
D A N L A C K L A N D
J U L Y 1 1 , 2 0 1 4
Program Resources
What is Needed for Success of Junior Research Faculty?
� Protected Time � Mentorship � Start-up Funds � Collaboration / Networking � Access to Core Facilities � Statistical Expertise � Study Design Consultation � Biological Specimens � Regulatory Help � Recruitment Help � Coordinator Time � Advanced Research Training � Career Development Support – SCTR KL2, BIRCHW KL2 � Research Review and Feedback � Grant and Manuscript Writing � https://sctr.musc.edu/index.php/programs/success-center
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Grant/Career Development
Graduate Programs
PhD/Med Student
Basic Grant Training K-awards for PhDs
Ethics-RCR
K-Awardee Junior Faculty
Mid to Senior Level
MSCR Tools for Mentors and Mentees Grant Writing Course, Mock Study Sections K to R Club, B&Bs / SOCRATES
RPG Retreats
Mentor Training Retreat Multicenter Trials Mentoring Website*
STAR Consults and Pilot Project Funds
* In Further Development
Institutional K awards
� BIRCWH – focused on research careers in women’s health – Year 6
� CTSA KL2 – focused on translational research training - Year 5
� COM K12 – focused on clinical to translational research � NIDA K-12 – Clinician Scientists in Substance Abuse -
Year 1 � HCC K-12 – Career development for Clinical &
Translational Oncology Program � AHRQ – focused on PCORI – in development
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Institutional K awards
� Common elements ¡ 40-75% minimum time for research ¡ Research/travel budget ¡ 2-3 years funding (accelerated trajectory) ¡ RCR
� Added elements ¡ Orientation ¡ K to R club ¡ SOCRATES ¡ Grant writing course ¡ Mock study sections
� Program-specific elements
GRANT PREPARATION ACTIVITIES
� Course – September/October � Mock Study Sections
¡ December for February submission ¡ April for June submission
� K to R club ¡ All scholars present
� Pilot project funds ¡ SCTR, SCOR, Hollings
� STAR consults
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GRANT WRITING COURSE
� Monday's 9/8 – 10/27, 1:15–2:45pm
� Faculty: Brady, Chimowitz, Back, & McGinty
� Will follow text for first 4 weeks ¡ Scholars to review material ¡ Faculty facilitator
� Weeks 5-8 review individual timelines, specific aims
GRANT WRITING COURSE
� WEEK 1 – SEPT 8th ¡ Picking a great idea ¡ Creating your timeline ¡ Conceptual overview & outline
� WEEK 2 – SEPT 15th
¡ Specific Aims ¡ Significance & Innovation
� WEEK 3 – SEPT 22nd ¡ Training plans & career goals ¡ Expected outcomes/Potential
pitfalls ¡ Summary
� WEEK 4 – SEPT 29th ¡ Literature Review ¡ Prelim Studies ¡ Research Design
� WEEKS 5-8 – OCT 6th-27th ¡ Review of Individual abstracts and
timelines
� Participants: ¡ Zachary Adams ¡ Linnea Freeman ¡ Gonzalo Revuelta ¡ Cristina Lopez ¡ Satish Nadig ¡ Lindsay Squeglia ¡ Erin McClure ¡ Qing Li
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MOCK STUDY SECTION
� Mid to end of Year 2 � Full Application submitted 3 weeks before � Faculty primary and secondary reviewer � Trainees review and attend session
K to R Club Attendance for Mentee Presentations
� 4th Tuesday of each month at 5pm in BEB 102 � Each scholar is required to attend � Each scholar is required to present at least *once an
academic year ÷ Mentor must be present during his/her mentee’s presentation ÷ Mentors are strongly encouraged to attend all K to R club meetings
*Refer to your Mentee expectations for your specific program to see how many times you need to present.
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Society of Clinical Research and Translational Early Scientists (SOCRATES)
� For Junior Faculty to Present Research Projects in Front of Peers, Senior Researchers, Statisticians and Epidemiologists
� To Meet Researchers in Other Departments & Foster Collaboration Across Multiple Subspecialties at MUSC
� To Discuss Ways to Enhance Clinical and Translational Research Across the Campus
� To Provide Information on Research Opportunities (e.g., grant announcements)
B & BS and SOCRATES Joint Meetings
� Informal forum to present research ideas, grant proposals to a mixed audience for feedback and collaboration.
� Twice Monthly meetings: Contact [email protected] or [email protected] or [email protected]
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SCOR/BIRCWH Meeting Attendance
� 2nd Tuesday* of each month at 10am in RMOB 140 (125 Doughty Street)
� Each scholar is required to attend � Each scholar is required to present once per year
÷ Mentor must be present during his/her mentee’s presentation ÷ Mentors are strongly encouraged to attend all meetings at which
BIRCWH scholars present
* Except: August 19, 2014, October 21, 2014 and November 4, 2014
SCTR Website on Mentoring
� Current Website ¡ https://sctr.musc.edu/index.php/education/tools-for-
mentees-and-mentors � Coming soon!
¡ http://dev.musc.edu/sctr/education_training/mentor_mentee_tools
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Library Services
� Good Citations! � PASCAL Delivers � Ask a Librarian � Reference Services � Document Delivery � Classes on PubMed, Ovid MEDLINE, EndNote,
Mobile Devices
The Writing Center
� Publications � Grant writing � Drop-in help in Library
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Presentation Support
� Apple Tree Sessions � Presentation Practice Rooms � Writing Center � Additional Resources
More Networking Opportunities
� Faculty Senate � Interprofessional Institute � Women Scholars Initiative � Apple Tree � Faculty Directory
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M E D I C A L U N I V E R S I T Y O F S O U T H C A R O L I N A ( M U S C )
C H A R L E S T O N , S O U T H C A R O L I N A U S A
The Master of Science in Clinical Research
Master of Science in Clinical Research (MSCR) � Program
¡ Design based on US National Institute of Health (NIH) definition of Clinical Research with modifications based on NIH and NCRR core competencies
¡ adheres to the Association of Clinical Research Training (ACRT) – now the National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences (NCATS) recommended 52 core competencies for clinical research training programs.
¡ is the pivotal educational program for the South Carolina Clinical and Translational Research Institute
� 38 Academic Credit Hours � One year, full time � Multi year, part time � Locations to study
¡ Distant Education blended format – currently under development ¡ MUSC campus
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NCATS/CTSA Core Competencies in Clinical & Translational Research
I. Clinical & Translational Research Questions II. Literature Critique III. Study Design IV. Research Implementation V. Sources of Error VI. Statistical Approaches VII. Biomedical Informatics VIII. Clinical Research Interactions
I. Regulatory Support & Knowledge Competencies II. Responsible Conduct of Research Competencies
IX. Scientific Communication X. Cultural Diversity XI. Translational Teamwork XII. Leadership XIII. Cross Disciplinary Training XIV. Community Engagement
Curriculum
� Ethics � Clinical epidemiology � Clinical biostatistics � Computer programming � Leadership � Design of clinical trials � Comparative Effectiveness � Critical review of contemporary clinical
research � Pharmaceutical industries overview
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Goals of the MSCR
� Leaders of research teams called ‘team science’ (e.g., basic researchers, clinicians, nurses, biostatisticians, epidemiologists, trialists, bioinformaticians, CROs, CRAs, etc)
� Career development and advancement in clinical research
� Building research programs with the pharmaceutical industry
� Training to become future leaders
Teaching & Delivery
� MUSC MSCR faculty � Combination of delivery
formats ¡ Power Point & Tegrity ¡ Skype ¡ Chat rooms ¡ Onsite visit by MUSC
faculty � All courses are taught in
English
� Traditional classroom lectures
� Audio / Video Conferencing
� Case study based learning � Seminars / Group
discussions � Directed self-study � Individual and group
projects
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Assessment
� Combination of the below ¡ Online Quizzes / Examinations ¡ Case study presentations ¡ Workshop participation ¡ Discussions ¡ Project work ¡ Individual Assignments ¡ Group Presentations
Degree
� Awarded by Medical University of South Carolina
� Master of Science in Clinical Research