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Title: PMB Graduate Programs Orientation: MPH Practicum


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PMB Graduate Programs OrientationMPH Practicum
Independent Project 5 July 2011
  • Tomoko I. Hooper, MD, MPH
  • Professor and Director, MPH Program
  • Director, Graduate Research Practicum Programs
  • Deputy Director, Graduate Programs
  • Department of Preventive Medicine Biometrics

2
PIP
  • Practicum and Independent Projecttwo separate
    requirements for the MPH degree
  • Different requirements for the MTMH, MSPH, and
    MHAP degree programs
  • Opportunities for application of newly acquired
    knowledge and skills

3
MPH/MTMH Independent Project
  • Guided, sequential process for project
    development and implementation over three
    academic quarters
  • Weekly PIP seminars PM0671 (Fall),
  • PM0672 (Winter), PM0673 (Spring)
  • Basic research methods
  • Compliance with institutional and federal
    regulations pertaining to research
  • On-line research ethics traininghttp//www.citipr
    ogram.org
  • Co-Course Directors Drs. Gibson and Hooper

4
Independent Project Deliverables
  • Fall Quarter (PM0671, 1 credit P/F)
  • Documentation of CITI training
  • Draft research question
  • Winter Quarter (PM0672, 1 credit P/F)
  • Office of Research (REA) forms and proposal
  • Spring Quarter (PM0673, 1 credit P/F)
  • Notice of project approval (REA) and IRB approval
    for human subjects research
  • Summer (PM0674, 3 credits graded)
  • Oral presentation and written report

5
MPH Practicum
  • Planned, supervised, evaluated activity
  • Proposal with learning objectives
  • In specific cases, requirement for interagency
    MOU
  • Total of 108 hours (PM0670, 3 credits P/F)
  • Written report and two evaluation forms
  • Practicum Project Fairs and/or in-class
    speakers during Fall Quarter

6
End of Year Capstone Events
  • Poster presentation at USU Research Week
  • Project oral presentations over two days
  • Scoring by 5-member faculty panel
  • CAPT Richard Hooper Memorial Award
  • Project written report evaluation
  • Primary project mentor
  • Secondary review by PMB faculty member

7
Keys to Success
  • Start earlymake appointment to see me or Dr.
    Gibson
  • Consult your academic advisor and other faculty
    members with expertise in your area of research
    interest
  • Keep to timeline for project milestones
  • Take advantage of peer review
  • For experienced researchers, think of public
    health perspective
  • Aim for peer-reviewed publication

8
Other PMB Masters Programs
  • MTMH (restricted to physicians)
  • Overseas experience (PM0563, Clinical Tropical
    Medicine) satisfies the practicum requirement
  • MSPH
  • Two-year, thesis-based program
  • Field experience (PM0942, Directed Rotations)
  • MHAP
  • Two-year program with full-year placement at
    outside agency

9
Questions?
  • Looking forward to meeting and working with each
    one of you!
  • Strongly encourage you to make an appointment by
    email to discuss project areas of interest during
    the Pre-Fall session
  • First day of PM0671 (Monday, 22 August 2011)
  • Contact information
  • Office Rm A1040G (Hooper) and A1040H (Gibson)
  • Phone 301-295-1975 (Hooper) and 295-0305
    (Gibson)
  • Email thooper_at_usuhs.mil and roger.gibson_at_usuhs.mi
    l
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