Japan-EMNet Research Fellowship
I believe that, by paying what I have received forward to you and chasing excellence,
together we will grow, advance science, and make the world better.
Mission:
- Train future leaders in medical research in Japan and the U.S.
- Build a bridge between Japan and the U.S. through training Japanese researchers
- Everything we do we believe in your potential; we believe in helping you grow
Goal:
Build the fundamentals and network to become researchers by using the curriculum, training experience, resource, and global network in the Hasegawa-lab and EMNet.
Curriculum：
Approximately 2-3 years of duration. The model curriculum is:
First year:
— Gain the fundamentals of epidemiology and biostatistics through didactics of the MS (Epidemiology, Biostatistics, Computational Biology, Health Data Science) or MPH program at Harvard School of Public Health
— In parallel, analyze large databases at the EMNet (on-the-job training)
— Learn academic writing through publications and grant applications
— No clinical training
Second-third year(s): Develop and conduct own research projects (from the development of project, team, study protocol, IRB application, grant application, quality control, data cleaning, analysis, to publications) under direct mentoring.
Eligibility：
— MD, MD/PhD, or PhD
— No restrictions of specialty (not limited to emergency medicine)
— Candidates with external funding support (e.g., scholarship, grants) are highly considered and have a higher chance of acceptance
Contact：
Fellowship Director / PI: Kohei Hasegawa (email: koheihasegawamd[@]gmail.com)
Current Fellows:
Makiko Nanishi, MD (pediatric allergy): 2020-
Tadao Ooka, MD, PhD (public health): 2021-
Michihito Kyo, MD, PhD (critical care/emergency medicine): 2022-
Ryohei Shibata, MD, PhD (pediatric surgery): 2022-
Past Fellows:
1) Tadahiro Goto, MD, MPH (後藤匡啓; tadahirogoto[@]gmail.com) : 2015-2018.
Currently at TXP Medical (CSO) and the University of Tokyo.
2) Atsushi Hirayama, MD, MPH (平山敦士; email:atsushihirayamamd[@]gmail.com): 2016-2018.
Currently at the National Cerebral and Cardiovascular Center.
3) Yoshihiko Raita, MD, MPH, MMSci (耒田善彦) : 2018-2021.
Currently at the Okinawa Chubu Hospital.
4) Michimasa Fujiogi, MD (藤雄木亨真) : 2019-2022.
Currently at the National Center for Child Health and Development.
