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Statistics, Research, and Radiation Research Fellowship Program
Program Overview:
The Statistics, Research, and Radiation Research Fellowship at CureRays.com is a specialized intensive training program designed for international scholars and professionals eager to advance their knowledge and skills in statistics, research methodologies, and radiation oncology. This fellowship, structured to qualify under the B1/B2 visa program, is led by Dr. Glenn Gookin, MD, PhD, and Dr. Clayton B. Hess, MD, MPH, with opportunities for extended or modular participation.
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Duration: 90 days (with options for extended stays or modular return sessions).​​​
Eligibility:
a. Enhance understanding and application of statistical methods in health research, particularly in radiation oncology. b. Develop proficiency in designing, conducting, and analyzing research studies with a broader interdisciplinary approach. c. Provide hands-on experience in radiation research environments, focusing on both clinical and translational aspects, with opportunities for cultural and professional integration.
Program Objectives:
a. Applicants must hold a degree in medicine, health sciences, physics, statistics, or a related field. b. Proficiency in English is necessary for effective communication and comprehension (additional language support will be provided). c. Applicants should have a clear understanding of basic statistical concepts and a keen interest in radiation research.
Curriculum
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Statistics and Research Methods
(First 30 Days)
a. Basic and Advanced Statistics: Introduction to statistical software, data analysis techniques, hypothesis testing, regression analysis, and experimental design.
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b. Research Methodology: Focus on research design, ethical considerations, systematic reviews, meta-analysis, and literature critique in radiation oncology, with guest lectures from various fields.​​​
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Radiation Research with Emphasis on Interdisciplinary Collaboration
(Next 30 days)
a. Physics and Dosimetry: Lectures and labs on radiation principles, dosimetry, and biological effects, with practical sessions.
b. Clinical Radiation Oncology: Shadowing, patient management, and treatment planning, enhanced by collaborations with other departments for a broader perspective.
c. Research Projects: Fellows can engage in ongoing projects or initiate new research under guidance, focusing on Dr. Gookin’s areas or other relevant research topics, ensuring a diverse research experience.
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Integration, Application, and Cultural Immersion
(Final 30 days)
a. Workshops and Seminars: Including career development, cultural integration, and applying research in various contexts.
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b. Capstone Project: Each fellow completes a project that could lead to publication or presentation, with support for ongoing research post-fellowship. ​
Faculty
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A board-certified radiation oncologist with extensive experience in patient education and clinical effectiveness.
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His research spans medical education, career impacts, and environmental toxins in radiation contexts, with additional mentorship from a pool of senior researchers.
Sponsorship Information:
Award recipients will receive full sponsorship for:
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Travel: Round-trip airfare from the awardee’s home country.
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Room: Quality housing near research facilities, with feedback mechanisms for improvement.
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Board: A stipend adjusted to local living costs, with options to request additional support for unforeseen expenses.
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Cultural and Language Support: Pre-arrival cultural orientation and ongoing language support to facilitate integration.
Sponsorship Letter for Temporary Stay:
The updated sponsorship letter will:
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Confirm the fellowship’s educational purpose, duration, and financial support details.
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Highlight cultural and professional integration activities.
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Outline post-fellowship support options and the non-employment nature of the visit for visa clarity.
Location
Based at CureRays.com facilities, with an emphasis on community and integration.
Sponsorship Information
Structured to comply with B1/B2 visa requirements, with a focus on educational training and cultural exchange.
Sponsorship Information:
Requires CV, statement of purpose, letters of recommendation, and proof of English proficiency. Cultural fit and research interest will also be assessed.