Strategic Goal Committee 2 - Training and Career Development of Clinical/Translational Scientists
Strategic Goal Committee 2 - Training and Career Development of Clinical/Translational Scientists
The purpose of the committee is to develop a national coordinated approach to recruit, educate, train and promote the development of clinical and translational investigators conducting research to improve human health.
Accomplishments:
Core competencies for Clinical and Translational Research
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Goals and Objectives
- To provide open access to training resources across the CTSA Consortium. Core competencies and curricula will be mapped and posted to a portal that will also allow educational material created by CTSAs and their CDC, NIH Clinical Center and other partners to be downloaded.
- Establish a core curriculum that will address the needs of clinical and translational investigation that is aligned with core competencies developed for clinical and translational scientists.
- Implement a mentor training program across the consortium sharing best practices.
- Ensure that institutions recognize clinical and translational investigation is a valuable enterprise with unique metrics & criteria for success and promotion
Leadership
Chair(s)
Robert Toto (University of Texas, Southwestern)
Co-Chair(s)
Elizabeth Ofili (Emory)
Project Manager(s)
NIH Coordinator(s)
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Meeting Documents
Jun 26, 2020Feb 22, 2021Dec 16, 2020
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