Advice on the various tracks and workshops is available through the CTSI Training Program office.

CTSI Training Program Coordinator
Gail Panatier
phone: (310)825-6312
email: training@ctsi.ucla.edu

• Track 1
• Track 2
• Track 3
• Training Program Webcasts

We offer various options for advanced training in clinical research.

• Application Process
• General Requirements
• Track 1: Workshops
• Track 2: Certificate Program
• Track 3: Masters Degree Program
• UCLA Pathway: Certificate in Clinical Research

Browse the people involved in the CTSI Training Program.

• Program Director
• Lecturers
  
• Current Track 2 Fellows
  
• Track 2 Alumni
  

Application Process  APPLY NOW TO TRACKS 2 & 3!

The CTSI Training Curriculum Program offers a multidisciplinary effort to provide educational opportunities for advanced training in clinical research. In Track 1, there is the option of attending isolated workshops. Track 2 and Track 3 are formally structured certificate and degree programs, respectively. The UCLA Pathway in Clinical and Translational Research is a certificate program available to first- and second-year UCLA medical students.

Looking for a mentor?  Check the CTSI Directory and the David Geffen School of Medicine Directory.

The goals of these educational opportunities are to enable fellows and faculty to:

• Design and conduct clinical research (clinical trials and observational studies) and to successfully compete for funding (e.g. NIH K23 or RO1's in Clinical Research)
• Analyze the data and interpret the results of their research
• Present their research at scientific meetings and in the medical literature
• Critique and interpret the research of others

Additional information about program and application requirements:

• General Requirements
• Apply to Track 1 This program does not require tuition (no certificate or degree).
• Apply to Track 2 This program does not require tuition (certificate only).
• Apply to Track 3 Tuition is associated with this graduate degree (Master's degree).
• Apply to Pathway This certificate program is for first/second year UCLA medical students.