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Duke CTSA KL2 The Duke CTSA KL2 program provides training and research opportunities for junior investigators that will equip them to:
- Participate in and ultimately lead transdisciplinary research teams that both transcend traditional scientific silos and embrace diverse stakeholder input
- Facilitate advancement of discoveries to their next translational phase
- Represent a more diverse workforce to meet evolving translational science priorities
- Leverage partnerships locally, regionally, and nationally to enhance the impact of their discoveries
Each year, we will select up to three Duke CTSA KL2 Scholars. Each scholar will be awarded 75% total protected effort for 3 years, up to $20,000/year for research expenses, and up to $2,500/year for travel to professional meetings. Application deadline: November 25, 2019.
Duke REACH Equity Center Mentored Career Development The Duke Center for REsearch to AdvanCe Healthcare Equity (REACH Equity) is seeking applications for an internal mentored research career development award (CDA) for junior investigators proposing research related to the Center’s theme of addressing racial and ethnic disparities in health by developing and testing interventions that improve the quality of patient-centered care in the clinical encounter. Now Accepting Applications through December 16, 2019
Duke CTSA Research Training Program (Duke CTSA TL1) is NOW accepting PHYSICIAN research fellowship applications.
The Duke CTSA TL1 physician fellowship provides 2 years of funded time to support the research training of physician-scientists. We have particular interest in physician trainees with an MD or MD/PHD who are interested in broadening their previous training to include a new category of research methodology (e.g., bench science trainees looking to gain training in translational or clinical research, or vice versa) and applicants looking to obtain training in data science methodology. Up to three scholars may be awarded and will receive tailored professional development support, an NIH-scale postdoctoral stipend, and federally-designated training-related expenses. Application deadline: January 13, 2019.
Duke CTSA TL1 fellowship The Duke CTSA TL1 fellowship provides 2 years of funded time to support the research training of outstanding junior scientists. We have particular interest in applicants who are interested in broadening their previous training to include a new category of research methodology (e.g., bench science trainees looking to gain training in translational or clinical research, or vice versa) and applicants looking to obtain training in data science methodology. However, research in these areas is not a requirement for award. Applications for both MDs and PhDs are due via Duke’s MyResearchProposal by Monday, January 13, 2020; awards will be offered in late February with an anticipated start day of July 1, 2020.
Office of Physician Scientists. The Office of Physician-Scientist Development was established in 2018 by Dean Mary Klotman to promote scientific engagement among physicians, trainees, and medical students. View funding opportunities and events: https://medschool.duke.edu/research/research-support-offices/office-physician-scientist-development.
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