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NCRP Scholars Program

The NCRP Scholars Program provides trainees with an opportunity to contribute to ongoing curriculum development while receiving mentorship and professional development within the field.

Applications are closed.

Program Goals

    1. Develop relationships with senior reproductive psychiatrists who can serve as career mentors.
    2. Gain experience reviewing and interpreting current scientific literature in reproductive psychiatry.
    3. Become involved in the subspecialty at a national level, including policy and advocacy initiatives.
    4. Learn to apply ACGME core competencies and psychiatry milestones within reproductive psychiatry.
    5. Develop clinician-educator skills, including curriculum development, question writing, and educational methodologies.

Scholar Responsibilities

  • Review and update curriculum materials by evaluating current literature (one module per month).
  • Work closely with rotating faculty mentors.
  • Write and edit CME questions associated with curriculum content.
  • Assist with website correspondence and curriculum feedback.
  • Participate in monthly committee meetings.
  • Meet regularly with assigned faculty mentors and Scholar Directors.
  • Contribute to planning new curriculum modules and related educational projects.
  • Attend the biennial MONA meeting during the scholar term (travel and registration support provided).
Scholars Program

Eligibility

  • Open to PGY-2 and PGY-3 trainees in Psychiatry, Obstetrics & Gynecology, and Primary Care.
  • Open to fellows in relevant Psychiatry, Obstetrics, and Primary Care subspecialties.
  • PGY-3 applicants must be planning to pursue fellowship training.
  • Applicants from non-psychiatry specialties should describe their familiarity with mental health literature in their personal statement.

Time Commitment

  • Estimated commitment of approximately 2–3 hours per week.
  • Two-year scholar term.

Application Information

Applications are currently being accepted for the next term beginning July 1, 2026.

Application deadline: Announcing Soon

Application includes:

    • Training and contact information
    • Responses to open-ended questions
    • CV
    • Two letters of recommendation
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