The NIDA K12 program at the Medical University of South Carolina provides mentored research training for early-career clinical scientists in drug abuse and addiction.
Funding for mentorship and research training in substance use disorder research for clinician scientists through intensive supervised programs (K12 Clinical Trial Optional).
The NIH-funded K12 Award at MUSC provides mentored research training for junior faculty to develop independent careers in clinical and translational science.
The More Mentored Career Development K12 Award at MUSC provides two years of mentorship and research training for early-stage investigators aiming for independent careers.
The LEAD Program provides early-career researchers in addiction science with intensive mentoring, training, and funding to conduct independent pilot studies and advance their research careers.
The College of Medicine Clinician Scientist K12 Scholars Program at MUSC provides mentored research training and professional development for early-career physician scientists in clinical and translational research.