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Mentored Career Development (K) Award Outcomes

Mentored Career Development (K) Award Outcomes. National Advisory Council on Drug Abuse February 6, 2008 Lucinda L. Miner, Ph.D. Deputy Director, Office of Science Policy and Communications National Institute on Drug Abuse. NIDA Dashboard. New PIs -- How they fare in obtaining first R01

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Mentored Career Development (K) Award Outcomes

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  1. Mentored Career Development (K) Award Outcomes National Advisory Council on Drug Abuse February 6, 2008 Lucinda L. Miner, Ph.D. Deputy Director, Office of Science Policy and Communications National Institute on Drug Abuse

  2. NIDA Dashboard New PIs -- How they fare in obtaining first R01 -- How they fare in obtaining first renewal Clinical vs Preclinical Investigators -- How they compare in terms of success Collaborations with Other ICs -- How more might be encouraged ? Medicinal Chemists -- How to facilitate recruitment and training

  3. NIDA Dashboard New PIs -- How they fare in obtaining first R01 -- How they fare in obtaining first renewal Clinical vs Preclinical Investigators -- How they compare in terms of success Collaborations with Other ICs -- How more might be encouraged ? Medicinal Chemists -- How to facilitate recruitment and training

  4. NIDA’S Mentored Career Awards K01 - Mentored Research Scientist Development Award K08 - Mentored Clinical Scientist Development Award K12 - Mentored Clinical Scientist Development Program Award K23 - Mentored Patient-Oriented Research Career Development Award K25 - Mentored Quantitative Research Career Development Award K99/R00 – Pathway to Independence Award

  5. Mentored K Development AwardsFY 1992-2006 Number Supported

  6. Mentored Career Development (K) Award Outcomes – (K01, K08, K23) Awardees Supported in FY 1999 and 2000

  7. Mentored K Awardees by Degree 1999 N = 54 n = (16) (9) (29) 2000 N = 78 n = (25) (14) (39)

  8. Current Research Involvement 1999 Total MDs = 16 Total MD-PhDs = 9 Total PhDs = 29 (2004-2005) (last yr of K support-2005) (2004-2005) 2000 Total MDs = 25 Total MD-PhDs = 14 Total PhDs = 39 MD MD-PhD PhD (2005-2006) (last yr of K support-2006) (2005-2006)

  9. MD MD-PhD PhD Subsequent Funding Activity to 2005/6 1999 Total MDs = 16 Total MD-PhDs = 9 Total PhDs = 29 2000 Total MDs = 25 Total MD-PhDs = 14 Total PhDs = 39

  10. Subsequent Funding Activity Clinical Research vs Preclinical 2000 Total K01 or K08 Awardees = 69 Total K23 Awardees = 9 K01 or K08 K23

  11. Subsequent Funding IC 1999 Total Funded MDs = 6 Total Funded MD-PhDs = 5 Total Funded PhDs = 14 2000 Total Funded MDs = 11 Total Funded MD-PhDs = 7 Total Funded PhDs = 20 MD MD-PhD PhD

  12. Career Trajectories

  13. Mentored K Development AwardsFY 1992-2006 Number Supported

  14. American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Physician Scientist Program (K12) in Substance Abuse • Increase the number of child psychiatrists carrying out drug abuse research • Increase the visibility and presence of drug abuse research in child psychiatry • Program established in Jan 1998 • First cohort, 1998-2003 • Second cohort, 2005-2009

  15. AACAP-NIDA K12 Program1st Cohort Outcomes • Seven scholars participated in the first cohort

  16. AACAP-NIDA K12 Program: First Cohort Scholar Outcomes as of January 2008 Data obtained through a self report evaluation requested annually through the AACAP-NIDA K12 Program. NIH grant data obtained through the CRISP database - January 2008.

  17. AACAP-NIDA K12 Program: Scholar Outcomes as of January 2008 *All data obtained through a self report evaluation requested annually through the AACAP-NIDA K12.

  18. AACAP-NIDA K12 Program1st Cohort Outcomes • Five of seven received NIH independent research support within 2 yrs of completing the program • Four out the five are PI’s on NIDA funded research grants

  19. AACAP- NIDA K12 Second Cohort

  20. AACAP-NIDA K12 ProgramSecond Cohort Preliminary Outcomes: Publications as of January 2008

  21. AACAP-NIDA K12 ProgramSecond Cohort Preliminary Outcomes: Grant Funding as of January 2008

  22. Impact on Child Psychiatry

  23. AACAP-NIDA K12 Program: Change in Number of Substance Abuse Related Research Presentations at the AACAP Annual Meeting Research Presentations First cohort 1998-2003 *Other Oral Presentations includes Institutes, Workshops and Clinical Perspectives sessions.

  24. AACAP-NIDA K12 Program: K12 Scholars’ Participation in the AACAP Annual Meeting

  25. NIDA Dashboard New PIs --How they fare in obtaining first R01 --How they fare in obtaining first renewal Clinical vs Preclinical Investigators --How they compare in terms of success Collaborations with Other ICs --How more might be encouraged ? Medicinal Chemists --How to facilitate recruitments and training

  26. Mentored Ks Received vs. Funded (FY 2002-2007) Number of K Applicants

  27. Mentored Ks by Degree K01, K08, K23 Number Supported

  28. Mentored K Success Rates by Degree (K01, K08, K23) Number Supported

  29. NIH NIDA Success Rates of R01-Equivalent Applications (FY 2007) NEW COMPETING CONTINUATION Original A1 A2 Original A1 A2

  30. Overall New Investigator Non-New Investigator Original Applications Success Rate (%) 1st Amendments (A1) Success Rate (%) 2nd Amendments (A2) Success Rate (%)

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