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Overview of Programs
There are four principal educational programs:
- Summer Clinical Research Workshop:
a seven week program consisting of four courses (Designing Clinical
Research, Introduction to Statistical Computing, Database Management Systems for Clinical Research, and Building a
Career in Clinical Research) that provides instruction in the development of clinical research
proposals, collecting and managing data, and preparing for a career in clinical research.
Applications due: June 19, 2012
- Advanced Training in Clinical Research (ATCR)
Certificate Program: a four academic quarter (Summer, Fall,
Winter, and Spring) program consisting of fourteen required courses and a variety of electives
that provide detailed instruction in the methods of clinical research
and ongoing methodologic guidance as scholars begin to implement their
research projects.
Applications due: May 14, 2012
- Master's Degree Program in Clinical Research:
a two year program that through enhanced coursework and precepting
provides trainees with mastery of clinical research methods and culminates
in a number of required products including a systematic review, a presentation
at a national meeting, and a publication of a peer-reviewed clinical
research report.
Applications due: March 26, 2012
- Certificate Program in Implementation Science: Translating Evidence into Practice, Policy and Public Health: a three academic quarter program providing instruction in the methods required to translate research findings into clinical and public health practice. Scholars will take 2 courses in this program in Spring (Epi 245 and Epi 248), 1 course in Fall (Epi 246), and 1 of 2 courses in Winter Quarter (Epi 247 or Epi 249).
Applications due: March 16, 2012
In addition, many
of the individual courses that are included
in our educational programs are open, space permitting, to all members
of the UCSF community.
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