Training

Innovative discoveries that improve patient care and health depend on a well-trained, multidisciplinary workforce with access to high-quality professional development. The CTSI's Translational Workforce Development (TWD) program creates, centralizes, and shares educational opportunities for clinical and translational research team members - staff, students, trainees, faculty, and clinical partners - known as Clinical Research Professionals (CRPs). Through collaborative training programs, courses, networks, and workshops, we support current CRPs and grow Florida's clinical and translational research workforce. Register TWD for CRPs!Register for our ListServAnnouncements about workshops and opportunities will go out through the CTSI CRP ListServ.Sign Up

The CTSI welcomes and congratulates new members of its Academy of Research Excellence following completion of the Spring 2014 ARE programs.

Complete training now to ensure security access to UF’s new Human Subject Payments system, which goes live July 14. All new requests for human subject payments will use the new processes, which affect how payments are handled in myUFL.

The CTSI congratulates the first nine investigators to join the CTSI Mentor Academy following completion of the academy's 2013-14 Master Mentor Program.

With a five-year, $9 million grant from the National Institutes of Health, the Southeast Center for Integrated Metabolomics will help chart the course of biomedical discovery in the newest of the “-omics” frontiers.

Spring 2013 Cohort for CTSI Academy of Research Excellence’s Research Coordinator Program for Excellence in Human Subject Research Congratulations to the first cohort of 12 research coordinators selected to…

Thanks to all the UF and CTSI-affiliated faculty and staff who share their expertise and open their labs for the Florida high school teachers participating in the UF Center for Precollegiate Education and Training‘s Biomedical Explorations: Bench to Bedside program. Video by…

Teachers Allison Moyel and Mary Russ work in Dr. David A. Weinstein’s lab during the…