Which program is right for me?

*Both the CRC and MS in Clinical Research are in-person programs; there is no online or distance-learning option.

 

Clinical Research Curriculum (CRC) is designed for:

• Faculty, fellows, residents and others seeking professional enrichment in order to:
• • become more proficient users of the medical literature
  • incorporate evidence-based medicine into their clinical practices
  • discuss and teach basic research principles to trainees
  • meet program requirements for formal training in scholarly activity
  • learn more about the training program at McGovern before deciding on whether to pursue the MS Degree program
  • meet basic coursework requirements in order to be eligible to apply for the MS degree program
• Medical school graduates
  • without a current faculty or fellow position
  • seeking to strengthen applications for post-graduate clinical training
• Clinical research staff (study coordinators, research nurses or assistants) with an interest in developing a stronger foundation in clinical research principles

MS Degree Program is designed for:

• Faculty or fellows seeking to establish a career as an independent clinical investigator who have:
• • already completed at least one year of the CRC
  • a current appointment at a hospital or academic institution
  • protected time to complete degree requirements and attend classes on Wednesday afternoons and evenings
  • a relationship with a research mentor who has a track record of national funding in clinical research