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NAPRAH National Alliance Promoting Research in Allied Health

NAPRAH National Alliance Promoting Research in Allied Health. Enhancing Faculty Research Career Development: Infrastructure and Mentoring Models Gary S. Neiman St. Petersburg Beach, Florida March 14, 2007. A Proposal.

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NAPRAH National Alliance Promoting Research in Allied Health

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  1. NAPRAHNational Alliance Promoting Research in Allied Health Enhancing Faculty Research Career Development: Infrastructure and Mentoring Models Gary S. Neiman St. Petersburg Beach, Florida March 14, 2007 NAPRAH

  2. A Proposal Creation of a Network of Postdoctoral Research Residency Opportunities for Early Pre-tenured Faculty in Areas of Rehabilitation Research NAPRAH

  3. Search for Funding Partner • Question: Might we enhance fundability if we focus in a research area that is • Health Related? (e.g., NIDDK or NINDS) • Population Based? (e.g., NIA or NICHD) • Activity Based? (e.g., NCMR or NIDRR) • Question: If so, should we use this to determine the potential funding agency? • Question: Might there be a more general “research preparation” funding source? (e.g., RWJ) NAPRAH

  4. Determination of potential research hosts • Examination of current projects and PIs within targeted area(s) • NIDRR current research projects • NSF current research projects • NCMR current research projects • other NAPRAH

  5. Determination of potential pre-tenured faculty research residency candidates • Direct mail to deans and chairs of academic units housing academic departments of targeted area(s) • Information articles in professional newsletters read by faculty in above targeted areas • other NAPRAH

  6. Expectations of Faculty Research Residents (FRRs) • Articulation of career development goals to justify a placement • Significant research residency at host site • Sustained • 3 or 6 months • Intermittent • e.g., 1 month at host, followed by I month at home, followed by one month at host • Publication/dissemination of results of research activity during residency during some specified period. • Application for research funding support (or inclusion as co-PI on funding application) within some specified period. NAPRAH

  7. Application process • To be determined NAPRAH

  8. Matching process • To be determined NAPRAH

  9. Reporting/Overview Responsibilities • Negotiation of expectations approved by host, research (and researcher’s employer), and funding agency • Assessment of progress at midpoint of experience • Follow-up assessment • Dissemination of outcomes NAPRAH

  10. Among the areas to be supported by external funding………. • Salary release for faculty research residents (FRRs) • Expenses of FRR and Host Institution • Research supplies and materials • living/travel expenses • Cost share of funding agency, home institution, host institution? NAPRAH

  11. Among the areas to be supported by external funding………. (cont’d) • Project Administration • PI • Coordination Team • Development of host network • Solicitation and evaluation of applications • FRR/host matches • Outcomes assessment and follow-up NAPRAH

  12. Comments? NAPRAH

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