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UMMC Internal Medicine Residency Program: Clinician Researcher Track
Who: Two PGY1 medicine (or PGY2 medicine/pediatrics) residents will be selected each year to participate in this longitudinal experience. Residents will be selected from an application process; preference is given to those who desire a career in investigative medicine.
When: The course will span two academic years. Participants receive a certificate at resident graduation after successful completion of the program.
Course Curriculum
The goal of the track is to provide a foundation in basic science and/or clinical science research. Course curriculum will include:
- Didactics/journal club/roundtable discussions
- Participation in basic biostatistics and epidemiology courses
- Completion of Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative (CITI) training program
- Development of basic understanding of research methodology and study design
- Application of critical assessment tools in the appraisal of scientific study
- Completion of a review of the literature related to their research project
- Submission of Institutional Review Board (IRB) application
- Mentorship by faculty with regularly scheduled meetings
- Preparation of manuscript based on findings of study
- Preparation of research portfolio
Course Co-Directors
Licy Yanes Cardozo, MD
Rahat Noor, MD