| Patient Safety Research Fellowship in Hospital Medicine; Columbia University – The Department of Medicine/Division of General Medicine at Columbia University Irving Medical Center in New York City seeks Medicine Hospitalist candidates for a 2-year research training program designed to train clinician-researchers in innovative, interdisciplinary, and systems-based approaches for improving the safety, quality, and effectiveness of care. This postdoctoral research fellowship is unique in its focus on research in hospital medicine, >80% protected time for research, and tuition funds for a Master's program in research methodology at Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health. Fellows will participate in supplementary research seminars and a robust patient safety immersion curriculum. Fellows will be paired with renowned Columbia faculty mentors to contribute to original research, produce scholarly work, and develop a grant proposal in patient safety, health informatics, and/or health services research. The Patient Safety Research Fellowship collaborates with the Primary Care Fellowship, a long-standing program in the Division of General Medicine, training future leaders in academic medicine and research. Led by Jason Adelman, MD, MS and R. Graham Barr, MD, DrPH, the Patient Safety Research Fellowship in Hospital Medicine seeks to provide clinician-researchers with the knowledge and skills to act as independent investigators and to lead patient safety and health services research. This postdoctoral research fellowship leverages the vast research resources available at Columbia University, including the Mailman School of Public Health and the Irving Center for Clinical and Translational Research (CTSA), as well as its affiliation with the NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia University Irving Medical Center. The program faculty includes an impressive group of 23 prominent and well-established researchers, each with a proven track record of federal grant funding, interdisciplinary research collaborations, extensive peer-reviewed journal publication, and successful mentorship experience. Diverse candidates are encouraged to apply. Eligibility: Completion of ACGME-accredited Internal Medicine residency, U.S. citizenship or permanent residency.
To learn more about our program visit: www.columbiapatientsafetyresearch.org
To apply, please complete the online application. Contact information: Chelsea Redman, MPH, Fellowship Administrator| dgm_patiensafetyresearch@lists.cumc.columbia.edu |
