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National Institutes of Health (NIH) Training Opportunities to Develop Scientists. Jane D. Scott, ScD, MSN, FAHA Director, Office of Research Training & Career Development Division of Cardiovascular Sciences National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute National Institutes of Health - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
National Institutes of Health (NIH) Training Opportunities to
Develop Scientists
Jane D. Scott, ScD, MSN, FAHADirector, Office of Research Training & Career Development
Division of Cardiovascular SciencesNational Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute
National Institutes of Health
Cleveland State University
Colleges of Sciences and Health Professions
April 11, 2013
NIH’s role in research & research training Identify research training opportunities for
individuals interested in pursuing a research career.
Identify programs for PhDs and clinician scientists
Provide links to NIH resources
Goals for today
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National Institutes of Health
The NIH is part of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).
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National Institutes of Health
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) is the largest source of funding for biomedical research in the world, making important medical discoveries that improve health and save lives.
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What is Biomedical Research?
Biomedical research advances knowledge in biology and medicine and related fields.
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Most NIH Funds Are Spent Beyond Bethesda
NIH Budget
FY 2010:
$30.759 B
At NIH (intramural):
$3.22 (11%)
Outside NIH (extramural):
$26.3 B (89%)
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5 R01 AG039547 02 CIRCADIAN CLOCK AND DIETARY RESTRICTION KONDRATOV, ROMAN V CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY 2012 NIA $291,100
5 R01 AI066095 07 CHARACTERIZE FUNCTIONS OF T. BRUCEI RAP1 AND TRF IN ANTIGENIC VARIATION AND TELOM LI, BIBO CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY 2013 NIAID $319,500
5 R01 HL079164 08 TRANSLATIONAL SILENCING IN MONOCYTES: ROLE OF L13A MAZUMDER, BARSANJIT CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY 2012 NHLBI $351,464
5 R01 HL102604 04 RECOMBINANT AND CHEMO-/BIO-ORTHOGONAL SYNTHESIS OF LIPOSOMAL THROMBOMODULIN SUN, XUE-LONG CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY 2013 NHLBI $284,675
1 R01 NS081710 01 RESTORING UPPER LIMB MOVEMENT SENSE TO AMPUTEES; A MOVE TOWARDS NATURAL CONTROL O MARASCO, PAUL CLEVELAND VA MEDICAL RESEARCH/ED/FDN 2012 NINDS OD $327,033
NIH funding at Cleveland State University
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1 R03 CA159906 01A1 THE CONTEXT OF CAREGIVING AND BEREAVEMENT ADJUSTMENT IN LATE-STAGE CANCER FRANCIS, LINDA E CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY 2012 NCI $71,000
1 R15 AI103889 01 DRUG DEVELOPMENT OF ORALLY ACTIVE ANTI-TRYPANOSOMIASIS AGENTS SU, BIN CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY 2013 NIAID $436,500
1 R15 DK092716 01 FLUID FLOW MAY BE AN ENVIRONMENTAL MODIFIER OF ADPKD DISEASE PROGRESSION RESNICK, ANDREW CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY 2011 NIDDK $332,344
1 R15 GM099056 01 CONTROL OF PAIRING AND RECOMBINATION DURING MEIOSIS BOERNER, VALENTIN CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY 2011 NIGMS $284,000
1 S10 OD010381 01 NIKON A1RSI CONFOCAL MICROSCOPE BARIK, SAILEN
CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY 2012 OD $590,931
NIH funding at Cleveland State University
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Awards for individuals with a Health-Professional Doctorate
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Mentored Patient-Oriented Research CDA (K23)
Institutional T32 Training Programs for pre & post-docs
Individual Fellowship Grants (F awards) Institutional Career Development Awards (K) Individual Career Development Awards
NIH Research Training: 4 key programs
Individual pre and post doctoral awards Generally after T32 training 2-3 years of additional research F31 F32 F30
Fellowship Awards
Please note, there can be big difference between NIH and Institute specific programs
NHLBI F31 individual predoctoral fellowships are to Promote Diversity in Health Related Research
For individuals with disabilities, or from underrepresented racial and ethnic groups, or individuals from disadvantaged backgrounds pursuing
advanced degrees in biomedical and behavioral sciences.
Up to 5 years support, must have US citizenship For pursuit of PhD or comparable degree
F31 Fellowship
Individual award Postdoctoral support Up to 3 years full-time support Frequently transition from T32 to F32 Includes stipends, tuition and fees, more
F32 Fellowship
Individual award Combined MD/PhD program Up to 6 years of support Only training award that supports tuition for
medical school Citizenship required Extremely competitive award
F30 Fellowship
Joint K/R program Mentored career development (K99) 2 years Independent research (R00) 3 years Must be a post-doc Rules are changing (<5 yrs chg to <4 yrs) Overwhelmingly utilized by PhDs No citizenship requirements Current discussion for broad expansion across
NIH
K99/R00 grant
Supplements are available for some research awards, & each institute different
HS, undergrad, pre, post, early faculty Requested by the R01 Principal Investigator Supports the conduct of research by
supplement awardees for 2-3 years. http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/funding/training/guid-app.htm
NIH Diversity Supplement Awards
K08 and K99 Cardiovascular Training : Comparisons and Trends Among Current
Awardees
Authors Jane Scott & Drew Carlson
Analyzed 150 K08 & K99 awards
Includes tips on writing a competitive K award
Circ Res. 2012;110:910-914
http://projectreporter.nih.gov/reporter.cfm
http://grants.nih.gov/grants/oer.hhtm
www.nih.gov
www.nhlbi.nih.gov
For more information
Office of Research Training & Career Development, Division of Cardiovascular
Sciences, NHLBI, NIH: 301.435.0545
Jane Scott, ScD, MSN
Drew Carlson, PhD
Tawanna Meadows, BS