Lawren H. Daltroy Preceptorship in Health Communication supports trainees, junior researchers, and health professionals with mentored training and research to improve patient-clinician communication.
Resident Research Preceptorship supports residents in three months of full-time, mentored basic or clinical rheumatic disease research to build interest in rheumatology and encourage investigative careers.
Medical and Graduate Student Preceptorship supports medical and graduate students through mentored clinical or research experiences in rheumatic disease to encourage careers in rheumatology.
This program trains early- and mid-career health researchers in policy communication and advocacy to promote evidence-based health policy through hands-on engagement with policymakers.
Rheumatology Future Physician Scientist Award supports MD and DO students through mentored research training to develop independent investigators and improve health for people with rheumatic diseases.
Investigator Award supports junior investigators conducting innovative rheumatic disease research to advance understanding of causes, prevention, and treatment while building independent research careers.