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Career Enhancement Program

Organization NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITYLocation CHICAGO, UNITED STATESPosted 18 Aug 2015Deadline 31 Jul 2027
NIHUS FederalResearch GrantFY2025AwardChicagoComprehensive Cancer CenterCredentialingDepartment chairE-MailElectronic MailEmailEnsureFacultyFutureHealth systemIndividualInstitutionInvestigatorsLengthLettersMalignant neoplasm of prostateMalignant prostatic tumorMentorsMonitorProcessProstate CAProstate CancerProstate malignancyResearch PersonnelResearchersScienceSourceStructureSystemTalentsUniversitiesanti-cancer researchbiomedical scientistcancer researchcareerelectronic communicationflexibilityflexibleinnovateinnovationinnovativeinterestmeetingmeetingsmemberprogramsrecruitweb sitewebsite
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CAREER ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM (CEP): ABSTRACT
The Career Enhancement Program provides a highly structured mechanism to select and mentor junior investigators interested in careers in prostate cancer research. The Career Enhancement Program (CEP) uses several mechanisms to recruit these investigators including emails, letters to department chairs and web site announcements. In addition, the Directors of the Robert H. Lurie Comprehensive Cancer Center and the University of Chicago Comprehensive Cancer Center advertise the CEP when recruiting junior investigators to their respective Institutions. CEP investigators are selected after careful review of their credentials, their proposed projects and their potential to develop an independent career in prostate cancer research. Career Enhancement investigators are clinicians or basic scientists from biomedical science departments at Northwestern University, University of Chicago and NorthShore University HealthSystem. The fact that the awardees come from a variety of departments provides a source of broad scientific expertise to members of the SPORE Program.

The Career Enhancement Program has flexibility in terms of offering awards and the length of the award. However, there is a consistent and highly-structured process for solicitation and selection of CEP investigators and a good tracking system for monitoring their progress.

Grant Number: 5P50CA180995-10
NIH Institute/Center: NIH

Principal Investigator: William Catalona

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