Professional Development
The Professional Development Core provides training and career development across the translational science continuum.
Services include professional development seminars and workshops, on-line learning modules (Nature Masterclasses and Bouvier Grant Group), cohorts for scientists seeking major NIH funding (K Cohort and R01 cohort), scholarship opportunities, and more. Please find more information below.
Fellowship and Scholarship Opportunities
Cohorts for Scientists Seeking Major External Funding
The Professional Development Core of the LCTRC hosts a K Cohort (for those seeking a mentored career development award) and a R01 Cohort (for those seeking an independent researcher award) to assist scholars in achieving major institutional funding.
Nature Masterclasses
University of Louisville students, faculty, and staff can take any course available through Nature Masterclasses with new account registration using their Louisville.edu email.
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ISCORE-RC
The IDeA State Consortium for Clinical Research Resource Center (ISCORE-RC) is now available as a resource for clinical research teams. ISCORE-RC offers a comprehensive training program for clinical research coordinators and a dedicated clinical service core designed to enhance capacity for increased clinical study opportunities.
Made possible by funding from the National Institutes of Health (NIH), this innovative resource center facilitated by the West Virginia Clinical and Translational Science Institute is revolutionizing access to clinical research opportunities for underserved populations in Institutional Development Award (IDeA) states, that traditionally have relatively low rates of NIH funding and limited numbers of NIH funded clinical trials.
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INSPIRE Meetings
INSPIRE is held quarterly for research professionals as a joint collaboration between the LCTRC, the Clinical Trials Unit and Norton Healthcare. Visit the INSPIRE page for more details.
Support
The Professional Development Core can assist in developing training for early-stage clinician-scientists in a variety of areas. Reach out for assistance finding educational resources and programs.
