Education
TL1 Programs
Multidisciplinary Predoctoral Clinical Research Training
The Multidisciplinary Predoctoral Clinical Research Training Program (TL1) provides core curriculum and interdisciplinary clinical and translational research
experience to predoctoral students in the health professions. This program
is a key component of the Research Education and Career Development Core of the
Institute for Translational Health Sciences (ITHS). The summer and full predoctoral
programs are formal programs in a continuum of clinical and translational research
career development and training sponsored by the ITHS.
The summer program and
the
certificate-degree options for clinical and translational research training
for predoctoral health professions students build on core clinical research didactic
content already integrated into required curricula of predoctoral programs in Dentistry,
Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, Public Health (epidemiology and health services), Rehabilitation
Science, and Social Work). These programs are part of the National Institutes
of Health initiatives to create the interdisciplinary clinical and translational
research workforce of the future – clinically trained scientists capable of integrating
basic and clinical sciences and scientifically trained clinicians capable of integrating
evidence into clinical practice.
Trainees who participate in the summer or certificate-degree options of the TL1
Multidisciplinary Clinical Research Training Program will learn in an environment
for peer interaction through program seminars, work-in-progress sessions, participation
in Health Science wide colloquia, and informal gatherings; learning and mentoring
relationships between predoctoral trainees and postdoctoral career development scholars,
and experienced researchers with interdisciplinary team expertise.
Contact email for program questions: roadmap@u.washington.edu
Directors:
Pamela Mitchell, PhD, CNRN, FAAN
Elizabeth S. Soule Professor, Associate Dean for Research
School of Nursing; Adjunct
Professor, Department of Health Services, SPHCM
Director, Center for Health Sciences
Interprofessional Education
Biobehavioral Nursing and Health Systems
Box 357266
University of Washington
Seattle, WA 98195-7266
Email Address:
pmitch@u.washington.edu
Susan G Marshall, MD
Associate Dean for Curriculum, School of Medicine
Associate Professor, Pediatrics
Box 356340
A-300 HEALTH SCIENCE BLDG.
FAX: 206 616-3341
Email:
smarsh@u.washington.edu