NIH grant: Anesthesiology Research Training Program (1T32GM156734-01A1)

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NIH grant 1T32GM156734-01A1: Anesthesiology Research Training Program
Institute: {'code': 'GM', 'abbreviation': 'NIGMS', 'name': 'National Institute of General Medical Sciences', 'admin_org_id': '12500024', 'admin_funding_url': ''}. PI: Ali A El Solh. Award: $183531.
Start: 2026-07-01T00:00:00.
ABSTRACT
The primary objective of the Anesthesiology Research Training Program is to develop perioperative medicine,
critical care, and pain management physician scientists, as well as laboratory investigators who can build
productive academic careers (i.e., strong peer review publications and be competitive for extramural funding).
These individuals will help serve the research needs of Anesthesiology and Perioperative Medicine as the
specialty moves forward, including the training of other academic anesthesiologists. Our Program is designed
to provide laboratory research training for: 1) postdoctoral resident fellows, 2) residents in the final years of the
physician scientist development program (PSDP), 3) junior faculty fellows, and 4) post doctoral PhD fellows
who have a strong commitment to Anesthesiology oriented research. The fellows will spend two years doing
mentored research with an investigator in our mentoring faculty. The faculty consists of 24 potential mentors
with diverse research programs, including molecular mechanisms of anesthetic and pain drug action,
pathogenic mechanisms of acute lung injury, and clinical outcome studies involving pain and critical care
medicine. The trainees will have access to facilities of nationally recognized mentors selected because of a
strong history of post doctoral graduate education, active research, extramural peer-reviewed funding, strong
peer-reviewed publication record, and research that complements Anesthesiology faculty. The two-year
program will include select course offerings through the UB School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences. The
training will take place in an environment that encourages translational research through interactions between
PhDs and physician scientists. Recruitment of candidates with an emphasis on diversity enrollment is a
priority. Applicants will be selected based on dedication to a career in academic medicine, strong medical and
postgraduate education, and research experience. Our trainees will provide physician scientist and
investigators, who will further the field of Anesthesiology and perioperative medicine by expanding the
scientific knowledge base of Anesthesiology and its subspecialties.

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