Clinical and Translational Sciences Institute Career Development
The UR CFAR has a close working relationship with the URMC CTSI that ensures efficient and synergistic use of resources to optimally meet the needs of HIV/AIDS researchers. HIV/AIDS faculty have CFAR supported access to CTSI Education and Career Development offerings and training such as:
- CTSI Seminar Series
- Faculty Development and Mentoring Workshops
- Comparative Effectiveness Research training
- Training opportunity for postdoctoral and clinical fellows, residents, and faculty. The program goal is to increase the number of researchers qualified to oversee or conduct Comparative Effectiveness Research (CER)
- Community-Engaged Research training
- Training program to educate investigators to:
- Engage more effectively with community organizations, agencies, and diverse population groups to identify research questions critical to the community and to improve methods to reflect community preferences
- Develop more effective strategies for recruitment and retention of participants in clinical studies and improve the dissemination of information from health promotion interventions and/or clinical trials to increase the community’s knowledge of health promotion and disease prevention.
- Training program to educate investigators to:
- FDA Investigational New Drug (IND) and Investigational Device Exemption (IDE) training
- Practical Skills in Grant writing course
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Upcoming Events
Justice Involved Women Conference
Join us for the June 21st Justice Involved Women Conference where researchers, practitioners and policy makers will present their work to disseminate evidence-based practices and interventions for justice involved women. Other discussion topics will include the state of the science, difficulties for informing practice, funding challenges and solutions for justice involved women. Click here to learn more.
