ICTR Training and Career Development Core

K (Career Development) and T (Training Grant) Scholars' Program

The ICTR Training and Career Develop Core develops and supports pre- and postdoctoral students as well as junior faculty through advanced didactic coursework, practical training in conducting research, exposure to innovative research approaches and technology, “hands-on” mentored research experience, and comprehensive training and career development activities designed to create an environment that encourages an interdisciplinary approach and maximizes the probability of successful careers in clinical and pre-clinical translational research. In partnership with JHU, scholars gain broad knowledge of the translational research pathway, develop the skills to adapt and enhance translational research models and collaborate within multidisciplinary team environments to advance and generate new knowledge to improve human health. 

PRE-doctoral T32 Training Program and Funding Opportunity (formerly known as TL1)

POST-doctoral T32 Training Program and Funding Opportunity (formerly known as TL1) 

Junior Faculty K12 Mentored Career Development Scholars' Program and Funding Opportunity (formerly known as KL2)

How to Receive Notifications about Training and Career Development Opportunities

• Join the ICTR Email List 
• Subscribe to the UMB Elm Weekly Email

ICTR Training and Career Development Core Leadership

• Luana Colloca, MD, PhD, MS, Director, CTSA T32 Pre- and Postdoctoral Training Program
• Jean-Pierre Raufman, MD, Associate Director, T32 Pre- and Postdoctoral Training Program
• Christy (Yen-Pei) Chang, PhD, Director, CTSA K12 and Internal K12 Mentored Career Development Program
• Wilbur H. Chen, MD, MS, Co-Director, ICTR Internal K12 Mentored Career Development Program
• Erin Golembewski, PhD, Co-Director, ICTR Internal K12 Mentored Career Development Program
• Graziela Z. Kalil, PharmD, Associate Director, ICTR/CTSA T32 and K12 Programs

The University of Maryland, Baltimore collaborates with Johns Hopkins University for the prestigious National Institutes of Health (NIH) Clinical and Translational Science Award (CTSA).