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Postdoctoral training in burns and trauma research has been supported
at the Massachusetts General Hospital since 1975 through an NIH/NIGMS
National Research Service Award (NRSA) Institutional Research Training
Grant (T32).
The research training program is designed to provide all the key elements
for a broad interdisciplinary training experience, including an excellent
environment, a high-quality training faculty, bright and motivated
fellows, long-term institutional support, focused didactic instruction,
and a well-coordinated clinical and basic science research program
to study clinically relevant applications in injured patients.
Since the inception of the T32 program, there has always been a close
association with the MGH Burn Research Center, and since 1995 the
training opportunities have expanded to include research applications
of bioengineering to burn and trauma care. |
