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New Feasibility Assessment Can Tell You What It Will Take to Run Your Clinical Trial
The Office of Clinical Research has rolled out a new, free feasibility assessment that University researchers can use to assess what it will take to run a proposed clinical trial. The three-step process can help investigators and departments make informed decisions about which clinical trials to invest time and effort into.
Learn more on the UR CTSI Stories blog.
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Human Subject Research Coordinator Training Program
The UR CTSI trains aspiring Human Subject Research Coordinators in this fully paid, year-long program. After one year of satisfactory employment in the training program, a trainee is eligible to be hired as a Human Subject Research Coordinator I. Train to become a Human Subject Research Coordinator.
Equity-Focused Dissemination and Implementation
This new function of the UR CTSI examines the process by which scientific evidence is implemented in clinical settings and communities – with a focus on addressing health equity. We offer consultations, pilot project funding and learning opportunities. Learn more about Equity-Focused Dissemination and Implementation.
Recruiting Health Research Participants
Work with the UR CTSI as you design your clinical study to ensure that you reach your recruitment goals. Learn about recruiting participants.
Digital Health and Regulatory Science
Get help developing or incorporating digital health approaches in your research, apply for seed funding for your innovative digital health studies, and connect with regional technology development partners to advance your research via Digital Health and Regulatory Science.
Regulatory Support
Regulatory Support offers guidance to researchers regarding FDA-regulated processes for research involving experimental drugs and devices as well as pre-clinical studies.
UR Connected
Are you a clinical researcher in need of some extra help? Or a study coordinator looking for a job? Our convenient job search web application helps UR researchers and research coordinators find one another. Search now on UR Connected.