Sentences with phrase «clinical research training»

A significant push is needed to recruit minorities into nursing and provide more clinical research training for nurse - scientists, nursing students, and nursing faculty.

Trainees will receive in - depth education through a core clinical research curriculum (through the Clinical Scientist Training Program) and participation in clinical research training in one of five specialized training tracks:

In my spare time I lead an NIH funded clinical research training program at NUNM, teach immunology and nutrition at NUNM, at the University of Western States and at Maryland University of Integrative Health.

He was a Wellcome Trust Clinical Training Fellow at the University of Glasgow and subsequently a Howard Hughes Clinical Research Training Fellow with Professor David Valle at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore.

CTSAs offer two kinds of training grants: the KL2 Mentored Clinical Research Scholar Program and the TL1 Clinical Research Training Program.

The committee argues that unless more clinical research training opportunities are made available to medical students and M.D.s., the type of clinical studies being conducted around the country will «almost surely fail to fully reflect the nation's needs.»

In investigating clinical research training strategies, Next Wave Canada editor Lesley McKarney has unearthed some useful tools for opening doors — volunteering, networking, and additional education.

Dr. Ruth A Wood, MRC Clinical Research Training Fellow, Sainsbury Wellcome Centre and Dr. Stephen Burton, Experimental Officer and Lab Manager, Sainsbury Wellcome Centre, with the Honeycomb Maze.

Improve your skills through Clinical Research Training in Hematology (CRTH), 2018 - 2019 edition.

NIH has continued with a lab and clinical program for research training for medical and dental students that builds on its existing Clinical Research Training Program (CRTP), and HHMI continues to collaborate with NIH to provide unique training elements to the program.

The objective of the fellowship is to provide an in - depth clinical research training experience at a premier medical center with expertise and significant clinical volume in the area of biochemical genetics, including lysosomal storage diseases, as well as in therapeutics and clinical trials involving patients with these and other metabolic diseases and, thereby, to increase the number of medical geneticists with interest, knowledge, and expertise in this area.

To receive further training he enrolled in an NIH sponsored two year Mentored Clinical Research Training Program.

This is a structured program in which trainees receive in - depth education through a core clinical research curriculum and participation in clinical research training in one of five specialized training tracks: clinical pharmacology, neuro - oncology, cell and gene therapy, leukemia or solid tumor.

Along with more traditional training experiences, we propose new approaches modeled on interdisciplinary interactions that focus on translational and clinical research training.

Fellows will have a basic translational research mentor from CSHL as well as a clinical translational mentor from Northwell Health Cancer Institute to guide the development of their clinical research training throughout this fellowship program.

The Sue and Bill Gross Stem Cell Research Center promotes basic and clinical research training in the field of stem cell biology.

A Clinical Research Professional position with a pharmaceutical / biotechnology firm or Research Organization where I can utilize my medical and clinical research training and experience along with my strong technical and procedural skills in clinical studies and data management to work as part of a team to reduce the time it takes for a new drug to go from IND through NDA to the market by adherence to GCP and FDA rules and...

She was a National Institute of Mental Health Postdoctoral Fellow in the Clinical Research Training Program in Adolescence at the University of Chicago and Northwestern University Medical School in the Department of Psychiatry.

He completed psychiatry residency and clinical research training at New York University and a child psychiatry fellowship at The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, where he was trained in the treatment of pediatric OCD.

Then, at Harvard Medical School and Judge Baker Children's Center, she completed a 2 year postdoctoral fellowship in the Clinical Research Training Program followed by a 1 year NIMH - funded individual postdoctoral research fellowship studying family influences on offspring's mental health and intimate relationships.