You are here:Appendix B: Grants.gov Form-Specific Instructions & Mapping Information

PHS Fellowship Supplemental V1.2

 

USER REQUIREMENTS Users are required to answer this form-specific Questionnaire and may need to input budget details to fulfill all the form requirements.

 

Section

Field Name

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A-0

Application Type

New, Resubmission, Renewal, Continuation, Revision

Maintained on the Proposal tab.  The type selected to populate the SF 424 (R&R) Cover Page is repeated. No additional user action required to complete this form field.

 

B. Research training plan section

Section

Field Name

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B-1

Intro to Application- (resubmissions only)

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PHS_Fellow_IntroductionToApplication

 

B-2

Specific Aims

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PHS_Fellow_SpecificAims

 

B-3

Research Strategy

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PHS_Fellow_ResearchStrategy

 

B-6

Inclusion Enrollment Report (renewals only)

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PHS_Fellow_InclusionEnrollmentRpt

 

B7

Progress Report Publication List (renewals only)

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PHS_Fellow_ProgressReport_PubList

 

 

 

 

B-8-1 Human Subjects Section

 

 

Section

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B-8.2 – 8.5

Are Human Subjects Involved?

Special Review

If Human Subjects special review is added, the form will check the Yes box.

 

 

B-8.6 – 8.8

Human Subjects involvement indefinite?

Questionnaire

Q ID 1

A Yes or No answer is required. See Explanation, below. 

 

 

 

Explanation:  If at the time of application, plans to involve human subjects are unknown, please check "Yes".  In rare situations, applications are submitted with the knowledge that human subjects will be involved during the period of support, but plans are so indefinite that it is not possible to describe the involvement of human subjects in the application. The kinds of activities that lack definite plans are often institutional awards where the selection of specific projects is the institution's responsibility, research training grants, and projects in which the involvement of human subjects depends upon completion of instruments, animal studies, or purification of compounds. The Protection of Human Subjects upload is still required.

 

Policy:  NIH Office of Extramural Research Human Subjects Website. This site provides, in one place, DHHS and NIH requirements and resources for the extramural community involved in human subjects research http://grants.nih.gov/grants/policy/hs/index.htm

 

 

 

B-9.1-9.3

Is the project a Clinical Trial?

Questionnaire

Q ID 2

Check the “Yes” or “No” to indicate whether the project is a clinical trial. See Explanation, below.

 

 

 

Explanation:  The NIH defines a clinical trial as a prospective biomedical or behavioral research study of human subjects that is designed to answer specific questions about biomedical or behavioral interventions (drugs, treatments, devices, or new ways of using known drugs, treatments, or devices). Clinical trials are used to determine whether new biomedical or behavioral interventions are safe, efficacious, and effective. Behavioral human subject research involving an intervention to modify behavior (diet, physical activity, cognitive therapy, etc.) fits this definition of a clinical trial. Human subject research to develop or evaluate clinical laboratory tests (e.g. imaging or molecular diagnostic tests) might be considered to be a clinical trial if the test will be used for medical decision making for the subject or the test itself imposes more than minimal risk for subjects.

 

Policy:  Clinical Trials Registration in ClincialTrials.gov (Public Law 110-85):  Competing Applications and Non-Competing Progress Reports NOTICE OD-08-023  http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/notice-files/NOT-OD-08-023.html

 

 

Section

Field Name

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B-10.1-10.3

Is this an NIH-defined Phase III clinical trial?

Questionnaire

Q ID 3

Check the “Yes” or “No” to indicate whether the project is an NIH-defined Phase III clinical trial. See Explanation, below.

 

 

 

Explanation:   An NIH-defined Phase III clinical trial is a broadly based prospective Phase III clinical investigation, usually involving several hundred or more human subjects, for the purpose of evaluating an experimental intervention in comparison with a standard or controlled intervention or comparing two or more existing treatments. Often the aim of such investigation is to provide evidence leading to a scientific basis for consideration of a change in health policy or standard of care. The definition includes pharmacologic, non-pharmacologic, and behavioral interventions given for disease prevention, prophylaxis, diagnosis, or therapy. Community trials and other population-based intervention trials are also included.

 

Policy: Clinical Trials Registration in ClincialTrials.gov (Public Law 110-85):  Competing Applications and Non-Competing Progress Reports. NOTICE OD-08-023  http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/notice-files/NOT-OD-08-023.html

 

 

b-11

Protection of Human Subjects

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PHS_Fellow_ProtectionOfHumanSubjects

 

b-12

Inclusion of Women and Minorities

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PHS_Fellow_InclusionOfWomenAndMinorities

 

b-13

Targeted/Planned Enrollment

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PHS_Fellow_TargetedPlannedEnrollment

 

B-14

Inclusion of Children

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PHS_Fellow_InclusionOfChildren

 

Other Research Training Plan section

 

 

Q

Section

Field Name

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B-15.3-5

Are Vertebrate Animals Used?

Special Review

If an Animal Usage special review is added, the form will check the Yes box.

 

B-15.6-8

Will the inclusion of vertebrate animals use be indefinite?

Questionnaire

Q ID 4

A Yes or No answer is required. See Explanation, below.

 

 

Explanation:   If animal involvement is anticipated within the period of award but plans are indefinite and it is not possible to describe the use of animals, check "Yes" and in the Research Training Plan: Vertebrate Animals narrative, provide an explanation and indicate when it is anticipated that animals will be used.

 

Policy: Refer to PHS Policy on Humane Care and Use of Laboratory Animals

 

 

B-16

Vertebrate Animals

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PHS_Fellow_VertebrateAnimals

 

 

Q

Section

Field Name

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B-17

Select Agent Research

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PHS_Fellow_SelectAgentResearch

 

B-18

Resource Sharing Plan

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PHS_Fellow_ResourceSharingPlan

 

B-19

Respective Contributions

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PHS_Fellow_RespectiveContributions

 

B-20

Selection of Sponsor and Institution

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PHS_Fellow_SelectionSponsorInstitution

 

B-21

Responsible Conduct of Research

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PHS_Fellow_ResponsibleConductResearch

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

C.  Additional Information

 

 

Section

Field Name

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C-1.2-4

Does the proposed project involve human embryonic stem cells?

Questionnaire

Q ID 5

Indicate “Yes” if the proposed research involves human embryonic stem cells.

 

 

Explanation:  See http://stemcells.nih.gov/index.asp for a definition of human embryonic stem cells.

 

Policy:  See http://stemcells.nih.gov/policy/guidelines.asp for Federal policy on federally funded stem cell research.

 

 

C-1.6

Can a specific stem cell line be referenced at this time?

Questionnaire

Q ID 6

“N” answer affirms that an undefined registry cell line will be used.  “Y” answer will require entering the cell IDs in the next question.

 

 

Explanation:  See http://stemcells.nih.gov/research/registry/eligibilityCriteria.asp for additional information on stem cells.

 

Policy:  See http://stemcells.nih.gov/policy/guidelines.asp for Federal policy on federally funded stem cell research.

 

 

C-1.5

List the registration number of the specific cell line(s) from the stem cell registry.

Questionnaire

Q ID 7

List the registration numbers of the cell lines in the spaces provided. The maximum allowed length of each registration number is four (4).

 

 

Explanation: List the registration numbers of the cell lines in the spaces provided. The maximum allowed length of each registration number is four (4). 

 

Policy:  See the stem cell registry found at: http://stemcells.nih.gov/registry/index.asp

 

 

 

Section

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C-2.1

Candidates Alternate Phone Number

Person Details

Secondary Work Phone - Enter an alternate number (e.g., cell phone); field will be left blank if null.

 

 

C-4.0

Degree Sought During Proposed Award:

Questionnaire

Q ID 42

Are you seeking a degree during the proposed award?

“N” will proceed to Field of Training; “Y” requires degree date and type.

 

 

C-4.3

Expected Completion Date

Questionnaire

Q ID 35

Enter the date the degree was earned in month/day/year format (MM/DD/YYYY).  The specific date of the month is not important. The Month and Year data will be formatted to meet NIH requirements

 

 

C-4.0

Degree Sought

Questionnaire

Q ID 99

If Yes, select the type of degree sought during the proposed award, from the list provided. If the degree being sought does not appear on the list, please select the most appropriate "other" degree type from the list.  (List detailed in Appendix.)

 

 

C-4.2

Other Degree Type

Questionnaire

Q ID’s 16, 17, 18, 19, 100, 21

If you have selected an "other" type as your degree sought, please provide the specific degree type here.

 

 

C-5

Field of Training for Current Proposal:

Questionnaire

Q ID 22

Select subcategory field of training that best applies to the proposed award from the list; otherwise select “Subcategory Not Found”.

 

 

 

Field of Training (broad)

Questionnaire

Q ID 23.

Sponsor discourages use of the broader category descriptions, unless it’s truly the best fit; i.e. suitable subcategory cannot be found on list

 

 

The form allows for up to four (4) current and prior support entries. The questionnaire asks the respondent if they had prior support; a “Yes” answer asks a series of questions to provide the form data. These series can repeat to supply the four detailed lines. A “No” response to current/prior support will present the next required question.

 

Section

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C-6.1 - 3

Current Or Prior Kirschstein-NRSA Support?

Questionnaire

Q ID 24

If yes, please identify current and prior Kirschstein-NRSA support in the following questions. Up to 4 awards can be identified.

 

C-6.4

Level

Questionnaire

Q ID 32

Select from list:

Predoctoral or Postdoctoral

 

C-6.5

Type

Questionnaire

Q ID 33

Select from List:

Individual or Institutional

 

C-6.6

Start Date

Questionnaire

Q ID 43

Q ID 44

If known, enter the start date of this support in the format MM/DD/YYYY.

 

C-6.7

End Date

Questionnaire

Q ID 49

Q ID 45

If known, enter the end date of this support in the format MM/DD/YYYY.

 

C-6.8

Grant Number

Questionnaire

Q ID 46

Q ID 27

If known, enter the grant number for this support.

 

Do you have another current or prior Kirschstein-NRSA support award to report?

Questionnaire

Q ID 31

Answer “Yes” to supply the required fields in the questions that follow. Answer “No” to proceed to the next required question.

 

 

Section

Field Name

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C-7.1

Applications for Concurrent Support?

Defaults to No unless defined narrative is uploaded.

Are there applications for other concurrent support for this candidate? If yes, upload the Concurrent Support narrative.

 

Explanation:    If the candidate has applied or will be applying for other support that would run concurrently with the period covered by this application check “Yes” and include the type, dates, source(s) and amount in the uploaded attachment. The candidate must promptly report to the NIH IC to which this application is assigned any support resulting from other such applications.

 

C-7.4

Concurrent Support

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PHS_Fellow_ConcurrentSupport

 

C-8

Goals for Fellowship Training and Career

Upload Proposal Attachment - Required

PHS_Fellow_Goals_FellowshipTrainingCareer

 

C-9

Activities Planned Under This Award

Upload Proposal Attachment - Required

PHS_Fellow_ActivitiesPlanned

 

C-10

Doctoral Dissertation and Other Research Experience

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PHS_Fellow_DocDissertOtherResExperience

 

 

Parameter 'PI_CITIZENSHIP_FROM_CUSTOM_DATA' supports this data element. Default value is 1.  If the value is set to 1, uses field Citizenship Type in Person Extended Attributes table

 

Section

Field Name

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C-11.1

Citizenship:

Person Extended Attributes >

Citizenship Type

 

Select from a look-up value provided:

A: Non-U.S Citizen with Temporary Visa

C: U.S. Citizen or noncitizen national

N: Permanent Resident of the U.S.

P: Permanent Resident of the U.S. - PENDING

 

 

Section

Field Name

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C-12.1

Change of Sponsoring Institution

Questionnaire

Q ID 28

Has this application been previously submitted by a different institution?

Check YES, if this application reflects a change in grantee institution from that indicated on a previous application.

 

C-12.2

Name of Former Institution

Questionnaire

Q ID 29

Enter the name of the former institution.

 

Explanation:   Per NIH, a former institution is not generally applicable to a "New" application. If you check YES, you will be prompted to provide the name in a follow-up question.

 

 

Additional Narrative type for this form version 1-2. (prior instructions uploaded this file to the Other Project Info form.)

 

j0440035

 

Consult the instructions provided in the Application Guide regarding the content of the Sponsor(s) and Co-Sponsor(s) section.

 

 

D-1

Sponsor(s) and Co-Sponsor(s) Information

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PHS_Fellow_Sponsor_CoSponsor_Info

 

 

 

E.  BUDGET

E-1 section

If you are not requesting any tuition or fees in the detailed budget, "None Requested" will be selected.  If you do have added Tuition in detailed budget "Funds Requested" will be selected and detail will map for each applicable year of support, in the fields provided.

Budget:

 

Cost Element: 422311

Description: Tuition- Other– Not MTDC

Line Item expense entered per budget period in the Cost Element defined for Tuition for this form.

To populate this form the tuition must be budgeted using the parameterized cost element in Tuition_Cost _Elements.

If Tuition is not budgeted, the “None Requested” box will be checked.

Parameter: Tuition_Cost _Elements

To maintain parameter: enter cost element in this method: (‘XXXXXX‘) e.g. parenthetical statement, single quote at start end of CE,  Example:

Warning: If Tuition is incorrectly budgeted (wrong cost element for this form), None Requested box will be checked.

*current parameter default cost element is Tuition – Other – Not MTDC (422311) found in the Other Direct panel of Non-Personnel tab.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Senior Fellowship Applicant section

These questions will only appear upon “Yes” to the question “Is this a senior Fellowship Application.

Section

Field Name

Options/Answers

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Senior Fellowship

 

Questionnaire

Q ID 36

Is this a Senior Fellowship Application?

E-1-11

Present Institutional Base Salary Amount:

Questionnaire

Q ID 47

Please enter the dollar amount of your present institutional base salary

E-1-13

Academic Period

Questionnaire

Q ID 48

Indicate the period of time on which the salary is determined (e.g., academic year of 9 months, full-time 12 months, etc.  Select a value from the list presented:
6-month, 9-month, 10-month, 12-month

E-1-14

Number of Months

Questionnaire

Q ID 50

Please enter the number of months you will receive the salary.  Fractions of months (using two decimal places) may be expressed.

E-2

Stipends/Salary During First Year of Proposed Fellowship

Budget: Period 1

Cost Element : 400315

Description: Fellows- Non-Student– Not MTDC

To populate the Stipend Amount and Number of Months, this Fellow/Personnel expense must be in the Period 1 budget using the defined cost element. The amount and months are mapped from the Personnel Budget Details.

If Stipend is not budgeted, the form fields will be zero.

Parameter: Stipend_Cost _Elements

Warning: If Stipend is incorrectly budgeted (wrong cost element or no person details), the values will not publish.

* current parameter default cost element is Fellows-Non-Student-Not MTDC (400315) found in the Personnel tab.

E-2 a1

Supplemental Amount

Questionnaire 

Q ID 38

Are you receiving any supplementation from other sources? (Numeric value, no commas or non-numeric characters).

E-2 a2

Supplemental Number of Months

Questionnaire 

Q ID 39

Enter the number of months receiving the supplemental funds. (Numeric value, no commas/non-numeric characters).

E-2b-1

Supplemental Type

Questionnaire  Q40

What is the type of the supplemental funding?

E-2b-2

Sources:

Questionnaire  Q41

What is the source of the supplemental funding??

Section

Field Name

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E-0

Appendix

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PHS_Fellow_Appendix

This narrative type requires a Description/Title.

 

Form End Notes:

Form V 1-2

New Questionnaire (ID 4) created to support the 1-2 form version; a new value list (Graduate Level Degree 1-2 ) is provided for the selection of Graduate Level Degree 1-2.

New narrative type added: PHS_Fellow_Sponsor_CoSponsor_Info

New Argument Value list for Graduate Level Degree

Updated the Senior Fellow Federal Stipend Number of Months mapping from Personnel Budget Details data.

 

Prior Form Versions:

 

Form V 1-1:  Only difference for this form version is there is no narrative type of PHS_Fellow_Sponsor_CoSponsor_Info, which was added for V1.2, all other field mapping and attachments are the same.

 

Appendix:

 

1.   Degrees: maintained in Value List. Graduate Level Degrees 1-2

 

Masters

  MA: Master of Arts

  MBA: Master of Business Administration

  MLS: Master of Library Science

  MPA: Master of Public Administration

  MPH: Master of Public Health

  MS: Master of Science

  MSN: Master of Science In Nursing

Academic Doctorate

  DC: Doctor of Chiropractic

  DNSC: Doctor of Nursing Science

  DPH: Doctor of Public Health

  DRPH: Doctor of Public Health

  DSC: Doctor of Science

  EDD: Doctor of Education

  EGND: Foreign Doctor Engineering

  JD: Doctor of Juris Prudence

  PHD: Doctor of Philosophy

  SCD: Doctor of Science

Professional Doctorate                                  

  DDS: Doctor of Dental Surgery

  DMD: Doctor of Medical Dentistry

  DO: Doctor of Osteopathy

  DPM: Doctor of Podiatric Medicine

  DSW: Doctor of Social Work

  DVM: Doctor of Veterinary Medicine

  MB: Foreign - Bachelor of Medicine

  MBBS: Foreign - Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery

  MD: Doctor of Medicine

  ND: Doctor of Naturopathy

  OD: Doctor of Optometry

  PHMD: Doctor of Pharmacy

  PSYD: Doctor of Psychology

  VMD: Doctor of Veterinary Medicine

Other Degree(s)

  MOTH: Other Masters Degree

  DOTH: Other Doctorate  

  DDOT: Other Doctor of Medical Dentistry

  MDOT: Other Doctor of Medicine

  VDOT: Other Doctor of Veterinary Medicine

  OTH: Other

 

 

2.   Field of Training C-4. FOT Values:  Excel table in DAT.

 

Predominantly Non-Clinical or Lab-Based Research Training

1100   BIOCHEMISTRY

1110   Biological Chemistry

1120   Bioenergetics

1130   Enzymology

1140   Metabolism

1200   BIOENGINEERING

1210   Bioelectric/Biomagnetic

1220   Biomaterials

1230   Biomechanical Engineering

1240   Imaging

1250   Instrumentation and Devices

1260   Mathematical Modeling

1270   Medical Implant Science

1280   Nanotechnology

1290   Rehabilitation Engineering

1310   Tissue Engineering

1400   BIOPHYSICS

1410   Kinetics

1420   Spectroscopy

1430   Structural Biology

1440   Theoretical Biophysics

1500   BIOTECHNOLOGY

1510   Applied Molecular Biology

1520   Bioprocessing and Fermentation

1530   Metabolic Engineering

1600   CELL AND DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY

1610   Cell Biology

1620   Developmental Biology

1700   CHEMISTRY

1710   Analytical Chemistry

1720   Bioinorganic Chemistry

1730   Bioorganic Chemistry

1740   Biophysical Chemistry

1750   Medicinal Chemistry

1760   Physical Chemistry

1770   Synthetic Chemistry

1900   ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES

2000   GENETICS

2010   Behavioral Genetics

2020   Developmental Genetics

2030   Genetic Epidemiology

2040   Genetics of Aging

2050   Genomics

2060   Human Genetics

2070   Molecular Genetics

2080   Population Genetics

2200   IMMUNOLOGY

2210   Asthma and Allergic Mechanisms

2220   Autoimmunity

2230   Immunodeficiency

2240   Immunogenetics

2250   Immunopathology

2260   Immunoregulation

2270   Inflammation

2280   Structural Immunology

2290   Transplantation Biology

2310   Vaccine Development

2400   MICROBIOLOGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES

2410   Bacteriology

2420   Etiology

2430   HIV/AIDS

2440   Mycology

2450   Parasitology

2460   Pathogenesis of Infectious Diseases

2470   Virology

2600   MOLECULAR BIOLOGY

2800   NEUROSCIENCE

2810   Behavioral Neuroscience

2820   Cellular neuroscience

2830   Cognitive neuroscience

2840   Communication Neuroscience

2850   Computational Neuroscience

2860   Developmental Neuroscience

2870   Molecular Neuroscience

2880   Neurochemistry

2890   Neurodegeneration

2910   Neuropharmacology

2920   Systems/Integrative Neuroscience

3100   NUTRITIONAL SCIENCES

3200   PHARMACOLOGY

3210   Molecular Pharmacology

3220   Pharmacodynamics

3230   Pharmacogenetics

3240   Toxicology

3300   PHYSIOLOGY

3310   Aging

3320   Anesthesiology (basic science)

3330   Endocrinology (basic science)

3340   Exercise Physiology (basic science)

3350   Integrative Biology

3360   Molecular Medicine

3370   Physiological Optics

3380   Reproductive Physiology

3500   PLANT BIOLOGY

3600   PSYCHOLOGY, NON-CLINICAL

3610   Behavioral Communication Sciences

3620   Behavioral Medicine (non-clinical)

3630   Cognitive Psychology

3640   Developmental and Child Psychology

3650   Experimental & General Psychology

3660   Mind-Body Studies

3680   Neuropsychology

3690   Personality and Emotion

3710   Physiological Psychology & Psychobiology

3720   Psychology of Aging

3730   Psychometrics

3740   Psychophysics

3750   Social Psychology

3900   PUBLIC HEALTH

3910   Disease Prevention and Control

3920   Epidemiology

3930   Health Economics

3940   Health Education

3950   Health Policy Research

3960   Health Services Research

3970   Occupational and Environmental Health

4100   RADIATION, NON-CLINICAL

4110   Nuclear Chemistry

4120   Radiation Physics

4130   Radiobiology

4200   SOCIAL SCIENCES

4210   Anthropology

4220   Bioethics

4230   Demography & Population Studies

4240   Economics

4250   Education

4260   Language and Linguistics

4270   Sociology

4400   STATISTICS AND/OR RESEARCH METHODS AND/OR INFORMATICS

4410   Biostatistics and/or Biometry

4420   Bioinformatics

4430   Computational Science

4440   Information Science

4450   Clinical Trials Methodology

4600   TRAUMA, NON CLINICAL

5000   OTHER, Predominantly Non-Clinical or Lab-Based Research Training

Predominantly Clinical Research Training (can include any degree)

6100   ALLIED HEALTH

6110   Audiology

6120   Community Psychology

6130   Exercise Physiology (clinical)

6140   Medical Genetics

6150   Occupational Health

6160   Palliative Care

6170   Physical Therapy

6180   Pharmacy

6190   Social Work

6210   Speech-language Pathology

6211   Rehabilitation

6400   DENTISTRY

6500   CLINICAL DISCIPLINES

6510   Allergy

6520   Anesthesiology

6530   Behavioral Medicine (clinical)

6540   Cardiovascular Diseases

6550   Clinical Laboratory Medicine

6560   Clinical Nutrition

6570   Clinical Pharmacology

6580   Complementary and Alternative Medicine

6590   Clinical Psychology

6610   Connective Tissue Diseases

6620   Dermatology

6630   Diabetes

6640   Gastroenterology

6650   Endocrinology

6660   Immunology

6670   Gene Therapy (clinical)

6680   Geriatrics

6690   Hematology

6710   HIV/AIDS

6820   Infectious Diseases

6830   Liver Diseases

6840   Metabolic Diseases

6850   Nephrology

6860   Neurology

6870   Ophthalmology

6880   Nuclear Medicine

6890   OB-GYN

6910   Oncology

6920   Orthopedics

6930   Otorhinolarynology

6940   Preventive Medicine

6950   Radiation, Interventional

6960   Pulmonary Diseases

6970   Radiology, Diagnostic

6980   Rehabilitation Medicine

6990   Psychiatry

7110   Surgery

7120   Trauma

7130   Urology

7300   PEDIATRIC DISCIPLINES

7310   Pediatric Endocrinology

7320   Pediatric Hematology

7330   Pediatric Oncology

7340   Pediatric, Prematurity & Newborn

7500   NURSING

7700   VETERINARY MEDICINE

8000   OTHER, Predominantly Clinical Research Training