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A program for training physician-investigators

D C Lehotay, M Dugas, G S Levey

    Journal of Medical Education
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    The Physician Investigator Training Program trains residents and fellows in clinical investigation. This two-year program uses Ph.D. faculty and focuses on research skills to encourage physician-scientists.

    Area of Science:

    • Medical Education
    • Clinical Research Training
    • Physician-Scientist Development

    Background:

    • A decline in physicians pursuing clinical investigation careers is observed.
    • There is a need to recruit and train more physician-investigators.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To describe the structure and curriculum of the Physician Investigator Training Program.
    • To present a model for training future physician-investigators.

    Main Methods:

    • A two-year training program for residents and postdoctoral fellows.
    • Core faculty comprises Ph.D.s with extensive research experience.
    • Curriculum includes nine months of didactic and laboratory training followed by 15 months of supervised research.

    Main Results:

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    • Trainees are relieved of clinical duties during the program.
    • Comprehensive curriculum covers basic and advanced laboratory techniques, research methodologies, and grant writing.
    • Supervised research project forms a significant part of the training.

    Conclusions:

    • The Physician Investigator Training Program aims to reverse the trend of declining physician-investigators.
    • The program provides a robust framework for developing physician-scientists.
    • This model can be replicated to enhance the physician-investigator pipeline.