Committee members play a critical role in the peer review of CTSI funding opportunities by providing high‑quality, constructive feedback on investigator‑initiated proposals. The CTSI also provides valuable feedback to investigators submitting extramural proposals by providing reviews in a mock study section and Review Committee members will also play an important role in facilitating the success of their peers through mock study section reviews.
Service includes reviewing up to 2 - 4 proposals per review session, for up to four review sessions across the academic year. Faculty may also elect to serve as an ad-hoc reviewer on an as needed basis.
Serving on the CTSI Review Standing Committee is a valuable opportunity for faculty to strengthen their grantsmanship skills, providing university service while mentoring junior investigators through thoughtful, rigorous peer review.
Eligibility
Must be faculty at The Ohio State University or Nationwide Children’s Hospital.
How to Apply
Faculty interested in serving on the 2026 - 2027 CTSI Review Standing Committee are invited to submit a brief survey (2-3 minutes) outlining their relevant expertise and prior review experience. Committee selections will be sent out in October.
Deadline: September 25, 2026
Julie Johnson, PharmD, is the Director and Principal Investigator at The Ohio State University Clinical and Translational Science Institute.