Early Career Faculty
Early Career Faculty
Career training and funding opportunities to early career faculty engaged in clinical or translational research.
Training and support designed to help early career researchers in clinical and translational research. These trainings, tools and grants aim to help promising junior faculty members receive support, mentorship and toll they need to successfully foster careers in translational research.
Path to K
The Path to K Mentored Career Development Grant provides up to two years of support to faculty from health science colleges working toward writing an NIH K award.
K12
The CTSI K12 Career Development Grant funds early career investigators to conduct clinical or translational research and develop their research skills as they progress to be independently funded researchers.
Professional Trainings
Training opportunities to help progress your research career.
Grant Writing Support
Resources and guidance to help write successful grant proposals.
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The RAPTIC program supports faculty doing innovative research in the medical, health or biomedical fields by providing coaching, learning sessions, resources and opportunities to accelerate translation and commercialization. Faculty can either choose to participate in a year-long cohort or audit a monthly learning session.
- 2X National Average Participants in Ohio State's CTSI Launch to K program are 2 times as likely to be awarded an NIH K grant than the national average!