CTSI Announcement

T32 Predoctoral Training Grant: RFA Now Open

December 18, 2024

The NIH-funded Academic Learning Health System Scholars Prevention for Promoting Health Equity Program (aLHS-Pre) predoctoral training is designed to provide clinical predoctoral scholars with the methodological and professional skills to conduct research in the complex environments of health systems and to disseminate and implement the research findings into practice.

 

This one-year, full-time predoctoral training program provides a stipend, time for research, and full tuition support for graduate school training, an MS in Translational and Health System Science, with the guidance of a multidisciplinary mentoring team.

Applications are currently accepted on a rolling basis.


Eligibility

  • The applicant must be a US citizen, noncitizen national, or permanent resident (Green Card holder currently pursuing a clinical doctorate degree (MD, DO, PharmD, DNP, DPT, DOT or similar degree).

  • Participants must devote 40 hours/week to the education and research activities associated with this program for the full training period. (A small number of hours per week may be spent on clinical or other duties, but scholars are expected to extend their current training program by one year).

  • Applicants with a previous T32 or similar appointment should inquire regarding eligibility.


Online Application 

To apply for the aLHSSP-Pre-Program Fellowship please follow these instructions and upload required documents to our online application system using the link below. Demographic data and other information requested help us provide summary statistics about the program to the NIH.


Apply Now 


Please use 11-point Arial font with 1” margins when completing the personal statement with career goals, research interests and experience, previous research experience, and healthcare for all statement.

  • Resume — Provide your updated resume.

  • Personal Statement with Career Goals (max. 500 words)

    Briefly describe your long-term career goals and how this aLHS-PRE program in Academic Learning Health System Science and Prevention will help you achieve them. Please address why you are applying to do the program at this point in your doctoral studies

Inquiries

Please direct inquiries about the aLHS-Pre to Dr. Alain Bertoni, at abertoni@wakehealth.edu or Dr. Janet Tooze, at jtooze@wakehealth.edu or CTSIeducation@wakehealth.edu (for applicants who have inquiries about application documents or logistics).