The CTSI Education and Workforce Development team supports the advancement of the next generation of interdisciplinary research leaders, offering an evolving portfolio of workforce development opportunities to address the training needs of a range of learners—from community members and staff to students and faculty.
Our mission: To catalyze science in our region and nation by training tomorrow’s experts and fostering a workforce genuinely reflective of the communities we serve.
We recognize the need to offer a range of educational opportunities that facilitate the translation of basic and clinical science discoveries from the bench to the bedside, while developing a highly qualified research workforce.
Degree Programs and Other Training Opportunities
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NCCU Clinical Research Science Program (CRSP)
Read the Case Study to learn about the partnership between North Carolina Central University and Duke University to create an environment for producing a highly trained and diverse workforce in clinical research.
Experiential Learning Programs and Resources
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BIGGER: The Bridging the Gap to Enhance Clinical Research Program for recent college graduates seeking a research experience in their gap year
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Duke-Durham Tech Clinical Research Equity Scholars, training students about key strategies to engage with marginalized populations through a hands-on, collaborative experience with Duke researchers
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Clinical Research Internship Portal (CRISP), assisting trainees with locating and securing internships within the School of Medicine research environment
The CTSI Education and Workforce Development team also supports and works closely with the Duke Office of Physician-Scientist Development and the Duke School of Medicine Office for Research Mentoring.
Numerous online resources exist to supplement onsite professional development offerings; many of these resources have been made available by peer CTSA institutions.
Key Contacts
