Items 1 to 6: record details
Review date and career development number (both Leave Blank), facility number, Social Security number, date of last submission and VA facility.
10-0102
Career Development Application
VA Form 10-0102 is the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Career Development Application, which VA's page lists under the Veterans Health Administration (VHA). It is an application for career development in one of four VA research and development services named on the form: Biomedical Laboratory R&D (BLR&D), Clinical Science R&D (CSR&D), Health Services R&D (HSR&D) and Rehabilitation R&D (RR&D). The award types it lists are CDA-1, CDA-2, CDTA and CDEA. It is a VA research form, not a Veterans benefit application.
The form is two pages. Page 1 covers the applicant and VA facility, the program title and preceptors, the research service and award type, citizenship and licensing, research interests, VA hospital service, academic rank and the program use questions, then the signatures of the applicant and the ACOS for Research and Development. Page 2 holds keywords and a brief statement of research objectives. The form prints no separate instructions or mailing address.
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Review date and career development number (both Leave Blank), facility number, Social Security number, date of last submission and VA facility.
Applicant name, degrees and phone, the program title, which the form says may not exceed 72 characters including spaces, and the preceptors.
The research and development service (BLR&D, CSR&D, HSR&D or RR&D), the award type (CDA-1, CDA-2, CDTA or CDEA) and the proposed starting date as mm/dd/yyyy.
Whether the applicant is a U.S. citizen, the state licensed in, the specialty board and the subspecialty board.
Primary and secondary research interest, VA hospital service and section, academic rank, department and affiliation, and yes or no answers on human subjects, animal subjects, investigational drugs and devices, radioisotopes and biohazards.
The applicant and program title again, keywords (NEST terms only, three minimum) and a brief statement of research objectives.
The form marks the review date and career development number as Leave Blank.
Fill in Items 3 to 9. Keep the program title within 72 characters, including spaces.
Check the research and development service in Item 10A and the award type in Item 10B, then enter the proposed starting date.
The form says each item in Item 16 must have a response.
List at least three keywords using NEST terms only, and write a brief statement of research objectives. The form says not to use a continuation sheet.
The applicant signs and dates page 1, and the ACOS for Research and Development signs and dates below.
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Page 1 has signature and date lines for the applicant and for the ACOS for Research and Development.
Neither the form nor VA's page prints a mailing address or submission instructions.
The PDF footer reads VA FORM MAR 2005 10-0102, matching the March 2005 revision date on VA's page. The form prints no OMB number.
10-1314
126 fields, 2 pages
10-1313-1
65 fields, 1 page
10-1313-2
6 fields, 1 page
10-1313-5
8 fields, 1 page
10-1313-13
46 fields, 1 page
Item 7 names the applicant with degrees and telephone number, and the applicant signs and dates page 1. Item 6 asks for the applicant's VA facility and Item 14 the VA hospital service and section.
Item 9 lists the preceptor or preceptors by name, VA title and academic degree.
Page 1 has a signature and date line for the ACOS for Research and Development, below the applicant's signature.
The form marks Item 1, the review date, and Item 2, the career development number, as Leave Blank.
The form names the people who fill in and sign it.
The agency’s own page for Form 10-0102.
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It is the Career Development Application, a VHA form for career development in a VA research and development service. It is completed by the applicant and signed by the ACOS for Research and Development.
Item 10A lists Biomedical Laboratory R&D Service (BLR&D), Clinical Science R&D Service (CSR&D), Health Services R&D Service (HSR&D) and Rehabilitation R&D Service (RR&D).
Item 10B lists CDA-1, CDA-2, CDTA and CDEA. The form does not spell these out.
Item 8 says the program title may not exceed 72 characters, including spaces.
Page 2 asks for keywords using NEST terms only, with three minimum.
The form and VA's page do not print a mailing address or submission instructions.