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6 ORAL HEALTH RESEARCH PERSONNEL
Pages 65-72

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... ASSESSMENT OF TO CURRENT MARKET FOR ORAL HEALTH RESEARCH PERSONNEL A database on dental educators compiled by He American Association of Dental Schools (AADS) provides the best available current information on the OHR labor force.
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... OHR scientists generally held higher academic rank than full-time dental school faculty. In 1992-1993,73 percent of OHR scientists held senior rank (full or associate professors compared with 65 percent of all full-time dental faculty.
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From page 67...
... This is especially true for blacks. NATIONAL RESEARCH SERVICE AWARD PROGRAM FOR ORAL HEALTH RESEARCH Before the National Research Service Award program, dental training centered around clinical specialty training.
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From page 68...
... train ees: relation between months of training and research grant history, 1980-1990 (based on individuals who began training between 1975 and 1985~. SOURCE: National Institute of Dental Research, 1991.
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From page 69...
... These findings support the need for appropriately trained individuals having at least a dental degree to provide a future adequate cadre of clinical oral heals researchers. 69 FIGURE 6-4 NRSA trainees: relation between degree and research grant history, 1980-1990 (based on individuals who began training between 1975 and 1985~.
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... or D.M.D./Ph.D., suggests that OHR would benefit from the development of a Dental TABLE 6-2 Committee Recommendations for Relative Distribution of Predoctoral and Postdoctoral Tra~neeship and Fellowship Awards for Oral Health Research for FY 1994 through FY 1999 Fiscal Y 1994 Recommended number of awards Predoctoral Postdoctoral Type of Support TOTAL Traineeship Fellowship 260 200 60 125 135 1995 Recommended number of awards Predoctoral Postdoctoral 1996 Recommended number of awards Predoctoral Postdoctoral 1997 Recommended number of awards Predoctoral Postdoctoral 1998 Recommended number of awards Predoctoral Postdoctoral 1999 Recommended number of awards Predoctoral Postdoctoral 345 210 135 430 290 140 430 290 140 430 290 140 430 290 140 100 100 230 130 100 265 160 105 265 160 105 265 160 105 265 160 105 25 35 115 80 35 165 130 35 165 130 35 165 130 35 165 130 35 70
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From page 71...
... . NIDR's portfolio in the NRSA includes the following: · F-32, individual postdoctoral fellowship; · F-33, individual senior postdoctoral fellowship for senior faculty members; · F-35, intramural training grant; · T-32, institutional training grant; and · T-35, short-term summer training grant.
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