OHSU Cardiology recruiting for T32 training grant; applications due Mar 30

Looking for a post doc position in cardiovascular research? Know someone who is?

OHSU Cardiology has an NIH-sponsored T32 training program that is currently recruiting. The 2011 deadline is March 30 – so coming up soon! The program will recruit again in 2012, so also keep them in mind for next year.

The training program is open to both physician-scientists and basic scientists. Three trainees will be accepted in each recruiting class for a two-year research experience in one of four general investigative categories: Regulatory Physiology; Diabetes/Obesity; Developmental Programming; and Human Studies. This training program provides laboratory research training and mentoring that will establish the basis for a successful career as an independent investigator in an academic institution. The goal of the program is to produce scientists with a broad outlook and a focus on bringing science to the benefit of patients.

A full description of the program can be found on the OHSU Training Grants Recruitment webpage. For further information, visit the OHSU Cardiology home page, then click on “Education”, then “Graduate Training.” For specific questions, please contact Lisa Rhuman, Center Administrator for the Heart Research Center.

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