Emerging Scientists
The scientific councils of the American Heart Association foster the development of early career professionals, including research scientists and clinicians. Each council has programs, awards and travel grants to ensure ongoing training and recognize and reward talented early career individuals.
a. Members
b. Purpose
c. How to join
d. Contact information
A. BCVS next meeting
B. Scientific Sessions next meeting
C. Archived resources from previous meetings
- Florida, 2011 (Navigating the Road to a Successful Career in Cardiovascular Research)
- New Orleans, 2012 (…)
D. Other meetings
- Early Career Development Program at Scientific Sessions
- Career Development
- Career Opportunities (Jobs Board)
Early Career Development Program at Scientific Sessions
The Early Career Development Program is in place at the American Heart Association’s annual Scientific Sessions, which provides an opportunity to present posters at a reception and to network with peers and established investigators. This successful program encourages the involvement of emerging scientists with the American Heart Association.
ii. Mentoring Resources
b. Training and Resources
i. Workshop and courses
ii. Career Development Sessions
Career choices and planning
Professional networking
Presenting research: speaking and writing
(papers and grants)
Job search and interviews
Managing a lab and personnel
Teaching
Advancement and promotion
Balancing career and family
iii. Training Programs
iv. Related Links
b. Open Biotech or Pharmaceutical Research Positions
Student Scholar Award
The objective of Student Scholar awards is to stimulate student scholars in medicine, nursing, public health, nutrition and other allied health disciplines to carry out research projects related to cardiovascular disease, stroke and basic science.
The Young Investigator Awards recognize outstanding endeavors by new investigators in research activities and encourages continued biomedical research careers, related to cardiovascular function and diseases, including basic science, integrated physiology and clinical problems.
d. NIH Funding
e. Fellowships and Awards
ii. Career Achievement
iii. Lifetime achievement
iv. Scholarships
v. Travel Awards
1. BCVS Merit Travel Awards
2. BCVS Merit Awards for Young Investigators
- NIH Funding for New and Young Investigator by David Lathrop, PhD (MP3)
- Understanding Peer Review Process by Lorrie Kirshenbaum, PhD (MP3)
- Grantsmanship by Roberta Gottlieb, MD (MP3)
- Grant and Success Strategies for Young to Mid-level PLS by Jeffery Molkentin, PhD (MP3)
- How to Deal with Rejections as a New Investigator by Yibin Wang, PhD (MP3)
- How to Balance your Career and Family Life by Heather Duffy, PhD (MP3)
- Translational Research, Bridging the Gap Between Clinical and Basic Research by D. L. Mann
- How Did I Get Here? A Perspective From a Cardiologist in Biotech by Fady Malik MD, PhD
- How to Give an Award Winning Presentation by Heather S. Duffy, PhD
- Business Development: Identifying R&D Opportunities for Strategic Growth by Jessica Droge, PhD
- Applying for, and Succeeding in, Jobs at Small Liberal Arts Colleges by Karl Johnson
- Career Opportunities at the National Institutes of Health by Lisa Schwartz Longacre
- How to Survive in Academia: Getting Your 2nd RO1 by Yibin Wang
