Investigator Development

We offer a number of educational opportunities, workshops and seminars to support early-career faculty members as they begin their careers in research and learn to teach others these critical skills.

• Physician-Scientist Training Program
  Designed to supplement residency programs with additional research-intensive training.
• Master of Science in Clinical Investigation
  This part-time program offers formal training in clinical research.
• Taking Responsibility for the Responsible Conduct of Research
  This course covers how to ethically conduct biomedical research and responsibly train others to do so as well.
• Navigating the Research Enterprise
  An annual seminar series focused on developing key skills in early-career scientists.
• Succeeding with Your K Award
  Aims to help NIH-funded scientists learn to look at their own and others’ work in a critical but supportive manner.
• Mentoring
  Find resources for mentors and learn more about our mentoring consultation services.
• Grant Writing Groups
  An alternative approach to teaching the art and science of writing NIH-style research proposals.

For more career development support, see our page on Good Clinical Practice training and check out the resources below:

• Biostatistics, Epidemiology and Research Design
• Center for Community Health
• Center for Data Science and Informatics
• Faculty Affairs Office
• Galter Health Sciences Library
• NUCATS Grants Repository
• Team Science Program
• Women's Health Research Institute