The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and Bloomberg School of Public Health's Graduate Training Programs in Clinical Investigation are offering a newly revised Science of Clinical Investigation Certificate Program.
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ICTR Connection RequestUse the ICTR Connection Request form and your JHED I.D. to request any of our services or apply to any of our grants. You can currently access the following services through the Connection Request Form: East Baltimore Clinical Research UnitsBayview Clinical Research UnitsOffice of Recruitment and RetentionThe Doris Duke Clinical Research FellowshipTrials@HopkinsICTR Wiki (Intranet)ICTR Evaluation |
The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and Bloomberg School of Public Health's Graduate Training Programs in Clinical Investigation are offering a newly revised Science of Clinical Investigation Certificate Program. ICTR is pleased to announce the addition of the Office for Imaging Support in Translational Research (OISTeR) service to Connection Request.
The Summer Clinical Research Experience, funded by the Predoctoral Clinical Research Training Program, is looking for sponsors for medical students interested in clinical research. For more information regarding the Program and its Summer Research Experience, click here to visit the web site. If you are interested in serving as a mentor to one of these students, you can post potential research projects directly onto the medical students' web site by clicking here.
If you are currently considering or addressing any ethical issues that are related to the development, conduct, or analysis of a research study at Johns Hopkins and would like to take advantage of the expert assistance and support of the ICTR RECS consultants, you can request their services through the ICTR Connection Request system at ictr.johnshopkins.edu/connection. |
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The ICTR has selected the recipients of the third round of Accelerated Translational Incubator Program (ATIP) grants.
Research coordinators and other study personnel can visit Liz Martinez, director of the ICTR's Research Subject Advocate Program, in Carnegie 446 to pick up stickers. Liz will also be frequenting the Clinical Research Units (formerly GCRCs) to distribute stickers and will come give them directly to volunteers on request. 
In cooperation with the