A novel program seeks to take clinical scientists off the endangered species list

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The University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine has created a Clinical Scientist Training Program to teach medical students how to design and implement clinical trials. Students can either earn a certificate in clinical research during their four years or can spend an additional fifth year getting both the MD degree and an MS degree in clinical research. Full-tuition scholarships will be available to help offset the financial burden of attending medical school.

Personnel administration, Pennsylvania, Medical students, Training, Curricula, Study and teaching

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Clinical revenue investment in biomedical research: Lessons from two academic medical centers

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University of Pennsylvania and University of Pittsburgh ranked among the top ten for funding in biomedical research.

United States, Financial management, Finance, University of Pennsylvania, Company financing

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