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Robbins Scholars
Prove Program's Value
The BH Robbins Scholars Program is a unique experience that sets Vanderbilt's anesthesia residency apart from others. Click here to read about scholars' accomplishments during the 2009-2010 academic year.
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General Resources
- StarBrite/VICTR
- Institutional Review Board (IRB)
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- Office of Research
- Funding Sources
- Grants & Contract Management
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- Department of Biomedical Informatics
- Department of Biostatistics
- PhRMA.org
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- BRET
- Office of Post-Doctoral Affairs
- Physician Scientist Development Program
- Master of Science in Clinical Investigation
- Masters in Biomedical Informatics
- Vanderbilt Center for Teaching
- Vanderbilt Physician Scientist Development Program (VPSD)
- Center for Experiential Learning & Assessment (CELA)
For Basic Scientists
For Clinical Researchers
- Vanderbilt Clinical Research Center
- Clinical Trials Billing
- Center for Clinical Improvement
- ClinicalTrials.gov
- Centerwatch.com
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BH Robbins Scholars
The BH Robbins Scholars Program is named in honor of our first department chairman, Benjamin H. Robbins, MD.
Program Overview: The primary goal of the BH Robbins Scholars Program is to recruit and train the next generation of academic anesthesiologists who will shape the future of our specialty. The Robbins Scholars Program provides a mentored research experience that culminates in a two-year fellowship experience (with at least one research year). Scholars may request to participate in clinical fellowship training or additional formal education (e.g., Master of Science in Clinical Investigation, Master of Public Health, or other degree programs) offered at Vanderbilt during the latter part of the BH Robbins Program.
Robbins Scholars receive numerous benefits, including personalized mentorship and career development, research and educational support resources, protected research time, and a salary supplement during residency and fellowship.
Scholar Selection Process: Scholar candidates will be identified during the resident recruitment process based on their perceived potential for commitment to a successful career in academic anesthesiology. Final selection will occur prior to the start of the CA1 year.
- View the BH Robbins Program Requirements.
- Learn more about Mentor and Project Selection.
- View a list of BH Robbins Scholars, Mentors and projects.
- Learn more about the Evaluation Process and Project Report.
- Click here for important information on how to receive up to $35,000 annually from the National Institutes of Health toward outstanding student loans. Note: Please see NIH website for annual submission deadline.
Contacts
For more information regarding the BH Robbins Scholars program, please contact co-directors Pratik Pandharipande, MD, pratik.pandharipande@vanderbilt.edu , or Jerod Denton, PhD, at jerod.denton@vanderbilt.edu.
