Discouragement, a common experience, has kept many from turning their ideas into knowledge. Our patients, our students and our colleagues are all the poorer for that. The Phoenix Program applies an approach that we have used with our own faculty to jump-start stalled projects and manuscripts. Join other beginning researchers for an intensive week of work on your own project with a mentor and members of our team. Spend full-time engaged in a combination of tutorial, didactic and supervised activities with colleagues who have been there and can help you address critical issues.
Phoenix is an intensive one-week program designed to promote scholarly productivity.
Physician faculty in accredited Family Medicine programs. Three applicants will be accepted for each Phoenix week. Participants work with a faculty mentor who guides them through a series of small-group and individual sessions. Assistance and instruction are provided by members of a multidisciplinary research team. The program is free, but trainees pay for their travel and lodging.