Introduction to Clinical/Translational Research

ICTR consists of 20 hours of lectures by senior UF faculty.  The material will give the learner an introduction to methods utilized in clinical and translational research and resources available to conduct clinical and translational research at UF.

There are two options to enroll in ICTR:

• Credit: ICTR is listed as GMS 7093 (2 credit hours) available in Summer B (registration is March 21-June 23) in the UF course catalog and is offered over 10 consecutive afternoons each July 11-22.  Completion of the 20 hours of lectures and participation in small group sessions is required for credit. CONTACT: Susan Gardner at sgard@ufl.edu
  • GMS 7093 registration for credit through the UF Registrar,  helpful information:
    • Active students:  register by using the section number (411H)
    • Postdoc or those who are not active students that would like to take this for UF Credit: You will need to submit a non-degree application to begin the process of being entered in the system https://registrar.ufl.edu/currents/nondegree.html.  Once you have submitted the application, you need to email Susan Gardner at sgard@ufl.edu so she can admit you into the system.  Once the Admissions Office has reviewed your application they will notify you of any necessary documents. (immunization, prior transcripts)
    • EEP: http://hr.ufl.edu/learnandgrow/education-programs/employee-education-program/
• Non-Credit Summer B 2022  (June 27-August 5) participants are asked to sign-up via link: (non-credit sign-up)  also available as self-paced completion of the 20 hours of lectures over a semester through Canvas.  CONTACT:  Susan Gardner at sgard@ufl.edu. (UFID required)  Non-Credit participants can receive a certificate of completion upon request.

Course Description

This course is offered by the UF Clinical and Translational Science Institute to UF Health Science Center junior faculty, fellows, Ph.D. students and others interested in patient-oriented research careers.

It is a highly interactive series of 10 sessions led by leading faculty in the UF Health Science Center. It includes basic elements of study design, database design and management, health center resources, regulatory issues, and biostatistical considerations.

The course also includes practical, interactive small-group sessions to develop an interdisciplinary protocol. Individuals wishing to participate in the small group research experience must register for graduate credit.

We ask that clinical fellows who attend this course be relieved of all clinical duties during each session.

GMS 7093 Video Archives

• Summer 2014 Course Presentations (GatorLink Log-in Required)
• Summer 2011-2013 Course Presentations