University of michigan (UM) heal initiative national K12 clinical pain career development program (UM-hcpdp)

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K12NS130673
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Obligated
$24,469,340

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Assistance listing
93.279 Drug Use and Addiction Research Programs
Completion date 83% complete
Originally
Place of performance
Ann Arbor, MI 48109, USA

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Abstract
The overall goal of the university of michigan (UM) heal national K12 clinical pain career development program (UM-hcpdp) is to develop a national training program for early career clinician-scientists to grow the next generation of clinical pain researchers. The UM-hcpdp is housed within the chronic pain and fatigue research center, a unit within the department of anesthesiology at the UM. The center possesses a multidisciplinary and collegial culture with extensive didactic opportunities related to pain and research methods, access to a diverse group of patient partners, and the expertise of faculty colleagues locally, nationally, and internationally. The UM-hcpdp provides administrative functions for the national K12 program such as selection of scholars, development and implementation of national guidelines for career development and mentoring, as well as methods to evaluate career progress. Administrative functions also include coordination of the scholars' experience which includes mentoring at the scholar's home institution, mentoring by the UM-hcpdp K12 advisory committee (i.e., scientific and patient mentors), access to pain-specific and general didactics, and linkages to the coordinating center for national pain scientists program (ccnps). The UM-hcpdp also offers unique remote access to locally produced didactics in pain, general scientific methods (e.g., ethics, rigor) and soft skills (e.g., leadership and job negotiation), as well as in-person access to summer short courses (e.g., pain, epidemiology, data science). Three scholars per year will be selected in each of the 5 years and appointed to up to 3 years of training. Eligible applicants will be in their last year of residency, fellowship, or post-doctoral training and/or within 1 year of starting a faculty position. All candidates must be housed at an educational or professional organization in the U.S. That will commit to 75% protected training/research time. Additionally all candidates must be committed to careers in clinical pain research with the goal of professional independence at the conclusion of the training program. The UM-hcpdp seeks to continually improve the nation's ability to train clinician-scientists with a deep understanding of pain mechanisms, non-opioid treatment options, scientific methodological rigor, leadership, patient-centric perspectives, and compassion for those who are suffering. Impact: the UM-hcpdp seeks to continually improve the nation's ability to train clinicians and scientists with a deep understanding of pain mechanisms, non-opioid treatment options, scientific methodological rigor, patient-centric perspectives, and compassion for those who are suffering.

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Subawards

Subrecipient Amount Awarded
University Of Arizona To facilitate the PI’s (Chiyoung Lee, PhD, RN) long-term goal of becoming an independent clinical pain investigator dedicated to developing accessible and… $47,277
The Pennsylvania State University To facilitate the PI’s (Sydney Axson, PhD) long-term goal of becoming an independent clinical pain investigator leading an independent pain research program… $50,625
University Of Houston System To facilitate the PI’s (Justin M. Shepherd, PhD) long-term goal of becoming an independent clinical pain investigator dedicated to improving smoking-addictive… $40,942
New York University To facilitate the PI’s (Shaddy Saba, PhD) long-term goal of becoming an independent clinical pain investigator dedicated to developing behavioral health… $49,815
The University Of Texas Southwestern Medical Center To facilitate the PI’s (Olufunke Martin, MD) long-term goal is to provide critical research and career development opportunities that will facilitate the PI’s… $48,194
Emory University To develop a knowledge base in pain science and sickle cell disease (SCD), Dr. Mooney will receive regular mentorship from her assigned K12 pain mentorship team… $188,831
Northwestern University To develop a knowledge base in pain science and sickle cell disease (SCD), Dr. Spector will receive regular mentorship from her assigned K12 pain mentorship… $238,860
University Of North Carolina At Charlotte To develop a knowledge base in pain science and intersection of stress and chronic pain, Dr. Ravyts will receive regular mentorship from his assigned K12 pain… $48,648
Oregon Health & Science University To develop a knowledge base in pain science and rheumatic diseases, especially axial spondyloarthritis. Dr. Bittar will receive regular mentorship from her… $50,625
Rutgers The State University Of New Jersey To develop a knowledge base in pain science and CP (Goal 1), Dr. Voresky will receive regular mentorship from her assigned K12 pain mentorship team and take two… $304,112
University Of Texas Medical Branch At Galveston To develop a knowledge base in pain science and CP (Goal 1), Dr. Pontiff will receive regular mentorship from his assigned K12 pain mentorship team and take two… $363,024
National University Of Natural Medicine The overall goal of this K12 Career Development Award is to provide critical research and career development opportunities that will facilitate the… $472,902
Duke University This project will address a critical gap in older adults with advanced chronic kidney disease (CKD) stages 4 and 5 and end-stage renal disease: -Aim 1 will… $403,227
University Of Massachusetts Medical School To develop a knowledge base in pain science and CP (Goal 1), Dr. Helm will receive regular mentorship from her assigned K12 pain mentorship team and take two… $473,959
University Of Pittsburgh - Of The Commonwealth System Of Higher Education The overall goal of this K12 Career Development Award is to provide critical research and career development opportunities that will facilitate the… $388,985
University Of Pittsburgh - Of The Commonwealth System Of Higher Education $202,855
University Of Pittsburgh - Of The Commonwealth System Of Higher Education $187,114
Duke University This project will address a critical gap in older adults with advanced chronic kidney disease (CKD) stages 4 and 5 and end-stage renal disease: -Aim 1 will… $201,655
Icahn School Of Medicine At Mount Sinai Mentored training career development program for clinicians and scientists to focus on training and conducting clinical pain research in in response to the… $625,490
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Who received award K12NS130673?

K12NS130673 was awarded to Regents Of The University Of Michigan by National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (National Institutes of Health) on September 21, 2022.

How much is award K12NS130673 worth?

$24,469,340 has been obligated on K12NS130673.

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