Research in Addiction Medicine Scholars (RAMS) Program Application
The RAMS Program requires the Scholar attend the Boston Retreat along with a Faculty Mentor from one’s institution. Please ensure your Faculty Mentor completes an accompanying application by the deadline.
In addition to completing a baseline evaluation survey (which will be emailed to you in early September), please submit the following items below to complete your RAM Scholar application:
(1) A curriculum vitae (CV)
(2) A personal statement of up to 600 words total which includes:
a.) A statement describing your motivation and goals for participation in the RAMS Program. Relate your interest in addiction medicine and research to your previous training, Fellowship plans, your career aspirations, and how you will apply the knowledge gained through your research in the RAMS Program.
b.) A description of a research project that incorporates addiction medicine and that you plan to undertake during your fellowship. This description should include the project aims, research question, methods, and potential implications.
(3) A letter of nomination from your Fellowship Program Director, detailing the percentage of time in fellowship dedicated to research, and
(4) Ensure that your mentor completes the online mentor application. *Note: If your Fellowship Program Director is also your mentor, only one letter is needed.*
(5) Certificate(s) of completion of human subject research training. If you do not have this at time of application, upon admission you will be required to take a training prior to the Boston Retreat.
2023 RAMS Program: Scholar Application
Thank you for submitting all the required application material. Please note that a baseline evaluation will be sent as part of the application process.
The RAMS Program is funded by a grant from the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA). You will be asked to complete several surveys, which we will send to you. Your survey will not be available to program applicant reviewers and will not influence whether or not you are accepted.
If you have any questions regarding your application, please contact:
Jules Canfield, MPH | Program Manager | 801 Massachusetts Ave, 2nd floor Boston, MA 02118 | 617.414.6905 (P) | 617.414.4676 (F)
Please Note: The RAMS Program is funded by a grant from the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA). You will be asked to complete several surveys, which we will send to you. Your survey will not be available to program applicant reviewers and will not influence whether or not you are accepted.