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Pediatric Scholarly Tracks

Our residency offers different academic pathways to help you best achieve your career goals. While joining a pathway is not mandatory, many of our residents choose to join one to enhance the clinical education that they receive. Training pathways are run through the Office for Graduate Medical Education and allow for residents and fellows across the School of Medicine to participate together and learn from each other.

Our current pathways include clinician-educator, global health, healthy outcomes, leadership and research. We also have an advocacy pathway that will be launching soon.

Explore training pathways

Indiana Stimulating Access to Research in Residency (I-StARR) Program

The NIH-funded Indiana Stimulating Access to Research in Residency (I-StARR) program is designed to prepare outstanding primary care residents for careers in academic medicine and clinical investigation by providing them with mentored research experiences and research skill development during their residency training. I-StARR emphasizes research to improve health outcomes of high-risk populations with highly prevalent cardiovascular and pulmonary diseases, which are frequently diagnosed and managed in primary care. Our goal is to place residents on a structured pathway toward research careers as physician-scientists.

Learn more about the I-StARR Program