Apply here: https://umms.infoready4.com/#competitionDetail/1911911
Submission Deadline: Monday, December 18, 2023
Appointment Dates: 2024 – 2026
Applications allowed per Applicant / Lab / Mentor: 1
Number of Possible Awardees per year: 5
Total Funding: $73,582 (yearly)
Funding Source(s): NIH/NCATS
The MICHR Postdoctoral T32 is a campus wide, multidisciplinary career development training program in translational science supported by the National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences (NCATS). Translational science is focused on understanding a scientific or operational principle that underlies a step of the translational process, with the goal of developing generalizable principles to accelerate translational research. We encourage applications include work that addresses a common cause of inefficiency or failure in research projects at any stage of translation, with the goal of producing new foundational knowledge.
The award provides 2 years of protected research time and support, multidisciplinary mentorship, and competency-based career development for individuals with a doctoral degree in any of the following areas: biomedical/health, social, and behavioral sciences; biostatistics, bioinformatics and data science; engineering; nursing; occupational therapy; pharmacy; physical therapy; public health/epidemiology; and social work.
Eligibility:
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Individuals at the rank of Postdoctoral Research Fellow, within 3 years of their appointment, at the U-M (Ann Arbor, Flint, or Dearborn campuses) or at a U-M partner or affiliated institution (e.g., Michigan State University) are eligible to apply.
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Applicants must be a U.S. Citizen or permanent resident.
Program details:
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Salary/fringe, tuition, travel, and research support totaling $73,582/year
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Two years in duration (renewed annually with satisfactory progress)
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No more than (1) application per lab or mentor(s)
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No more than (1) award per lab or mentor(s) at one time
Program requirements:
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An individually tailored training program that includes a translational science immersion experience.
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Didactic course work in implementation science, research ethics, biostatistics, and/or specialty electives.
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A translational research project in which new skills in translational science are obtained.
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Attendance at MICHR Studio career development seminar series.
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Presentation of research at local and national events.
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Cross-disciplinary mentoring designed to assist with career development and research goals.
Application requirements:
Applications are modeled off the NIH K funding mechanism (e.g., K01, K23) and require:
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Candidate background and career development plan, including a plan for a translational science immersion experience.
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A translational science project that clearly leads to forward movement of your science.
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A primary mentor and at least one secondary mentor.
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Letters of support from mentors.
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A budget and budget justification.
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Current NIH biosketches for applicant and mentors.
Detailed instructions and application can be found here: https://umms.infoready4.com/#competitionDetail/1911911
Email Questions to: [email protected]