T32 Precision Health Intervention Methodology Training in Self-Management of Multiple Chronic Conditions (MCC)

All applicants must meet the requirements established by the School of Nursing.

Minimum requirements include:

1. Must be a current full-time UT Austin School of Nursing Ph.D. student, Fall 2024.
2. Must be a US citizen or US resident.
3. Must submit the Online Application and provide the following supporting documents by the application deadline.
   1. Essay
   2. Cover Letter
   3. Current Curriculum Vitae

All students applying for the training program must complete the online application and submit the supporting documents by the March 25, 2024 deadline.

Application

Complete the online application form. The application is only open between February 5, 2024 and March 25, 2024. All supporting application documents must be uploaded in the designated area of the online application form. Please contact Tracy Demchuk at tdemchuk@nursing.utexas.edu to access the online application form.

*Recommendation: Please make sure all supporting documents are complete and ready to upload before filling out the online application form.

Supporting Documents

Below documents must be submitted in a Word or PDF format.

1. Cover Letter: Readable font, 12-point, double spaced, 1-inch margins.
2. Curriculum Vitae: Readable font, 12-point, double spaced, 1-inch margins.
3. Essay: (500-word maximum) Applicant will describe your research goals and how this training opportunity could advance your scholarly career.

1. Support transdisciplinary research and scholarly development of doctoral nursing students enrolled full-time in The University of Texas at Austin School of Nursing’s PhD program.
2. Advance self-management science with a focus on precision health.
3. Develop nurse scientists who can effectively collaborate with related disciplines.
4. Foster novel research to determine the phenotypic characteristics of people with chronic conditions while also delivering personalized self-management.

The curriculum and mentoring plan for each trainee will be established with input from our transdisciplinary mentoring team. The training program will include:

• Conceptual models and methods from diverse fields of study
• Integrating genetic (omic) knowledge
• Computational and engineering science
• Communications and data analytics

This Scholars Program provides one year of stipend support for three well-qualified applicants whose research interests are a good fit with the goals of this Precision Health Intervention Methodology training grant. Stipend support per trainee is estimated to be $27,144/year for one calendar year, and includes: full tuition, student health insurance and eligible to receive $2,500 per budget period for childcare costs provided by a licensed childcare provider.

1. T32 NRSA is a prestigious federally (NIH) funded training program.
2. Opportunities to work with transdisciplinary researchers/mentors.
3. Learn cutting edge knowledge and methodology skills.
4. Develop and implement innovative, effective and personalized interventions for populations suffering from MCC. 
5. Receive financial support (estimated stipend of $27,144/year) for one calendar year.