Norton Fellowship in the Pancreatic Translational Sciences (Pancreatic Surgeon Research Training Fellowship)

This two-year fellowship trains general surgery residents in translational research focused on pancreatic diseases. Ideal candidates are in their second or third year of residency and interested in becoming surgeon-scientists advancing research that directly informs patient care.

The fellowship provides salary and relocation expense reimbursement.

Details for the 2026 application cycle coming soon.

Pancreatic Disease Research Pathway to Independence Award

The OHSU Brenden-Colson Center for Pancreatic Care (BCCPC) recognizes the challenges of transitioning from post-doctoral training to independent research funding. The goal of this mentored award is to invest in promising early career researchers and assist with their transition into independence as junior investigators in research related to biology, diagnosis, or treatment of hereditary, inflammatory or malignant pancreatic disease. This mechanism is intended to support clinical, basic, or population-based research that is pancreas focused. The goal of this program is to assist in supporting new careers that will advance the understanding of pancreatic biology, disease, and/or therapy. 

To learn more, please click here.

For application, please click here.