Published: May 29th, 2018
Through this four-week practical and interactive series, you will work with a network of faculty members and peers to develop into a well-rounded professional prepared for the health sciences research workforce.
Published: Feb 21st, 2018
Our short-courses are attended by professionals, students preparing to enter industry careers, and researchers, all of whom seek to expand and deepen their knowledge in technical and regulatory details unique to biotechnology industries and translational research.
Published: Oct 10th, 2017
The CTSI TL1 Predoctoral Training Program provides predoctoral trainees with the skills required to develop a career in multidisciplinary clinical and translational research.
Published: Oct 4th, 2017
A biotechnology workforce credentialing exam developed by Biotility, part of the CTSI’s Translational Workforce Development Program, has enjoyed growth in recent years. The Biotechnician Accrediting Exam (BACE) for high school […]
Published: Aug 16th, 2017
Biotility at the University of Florida CERHB is committed to providing high-quality education and training to facilitate the professional growth of each participant. Our short-courses are attended by professionals, students preparing […]
Published: Jun 21st, 2017
Launched in 2013, the CTSI Mentor Academy has produced more than 50 Master Mentors from nine colleges throughout the University of Florida.
Published: Jun 21st, 2017
A nine-credit certificate program offered in Fall 2017 will prepare biomedical scientists for careers as faculty with teaching, research and mentoring responsibilities. The online courses in the Biomedical Scientist as […]
Published: Jun 9th, 2017
These certificate short courses for those seeking a career in the bioscience industry are based at Biotility, at the University of Florida Center of Excellence for Regenerative Health Biotechnology in […]
Published: Mar 27th, 2017
UF Health physician Faheem Guirgis and the UF CTSI’s Translational Workforce Development Program were featured in the March NCATS newsletter.
Published: Feb 28th, 2017
Janice Krieger and a team of researchers have been awarded a $3 million grant to test the efficiency of using virtual technology to increase colorectal cancer screening among rural and minority patients.
May 29th, 2018