Have you checked at

xxxxxx@od.nih.gov

or call  301/435-0714

or contact:
Claudia Blair, Ph.D.,   Director
Division of Extramural Outreach and Information Resources
National Institutes of Health
301-435-2801
email:  xxxxxx@nih.gov
xxxxxx@nih.gov

LRL

>    Does anyone have an authoritative source at NIH that I can  contact to
>discuss the intricacies of what does and does not "count" as  fulfilling
>the service obligation incurred from being on a training  grant?  I
>understand the general concepts/guidelines of training  grants but have
>very specific questions that relate to the unique aspects of  clinical
>faculty training and how residency teaching/training is considered,
>particularly when training experiences do not conveniently run
>concurrently  with F32 grant periods.   Our grant management specialist
>has been of little help and  our clinician/trainee is understandably
>frustrated that we have been unable to  get direct answers to his
>questions.  I have not been successful in  identifying the proper
>office/person to contact to get a conclusive  response.   Thanks.     -
>Pete       Peter C. Koch, MBA
>Director, Research Sponsored Programs
>Pediatrics  and Research Administration
>Children's Hospital Medical Center
>3333 Burnet  Avenue, TCHRF-3323
>Cincinnati, Ohio  45229-3039   Phone:  (513) 636-4583
>Fax:  (513) 636-8453
>E-mail:   <mailto:xxxxxx@chmcc.org>xxxxxx@chmcc.org

Liane Reif-Lehrer, PhD
PO Box 645
Belmont, MA  02478
Tel: 781-863-1117
Fax:  781-674-0436 (To get the fax tone, press the * key AFTER the message
starts;  For                                       autofax: program
781-0436,,,,,,,,,,,* )

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