Arizona Clinical Research Training

Programs under this Major:
Certificate Program (CERT)

Major Description

The Arizona Clinical Research Training Program (AzCRTP), a graduate certificate program at The University of Arizona, prepares clinician scientists for the complexities of clinical research through high-quality didactic instruction and mentored research experiences. This innovative training program integrates the... Show Full Description

Department: Epidemiology and Biostatistics

Phone:
(520) 626-3200
Fax:
(520) 626-3206
Mailing Address:
College of Public Health , Office of Student Services and Academic Affairs , 1834 E. Mabel
Website:
http://www.publichealth.arizona.edu/

Majors:
Arizona Clinical Research Training, Biostatistics, Epidemiology

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Certificate Program (CERT)


Contact Information

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Suzanna Trejo
520.626.8315
suzanna@email.arizona.edu

Financial Aid

No Financial Aid information specified.

Application Requirements

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Standardized Test Requirements

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Other Application Requirements

  • Applicants to the AzCRTP must hold a graduate degree (eg: DC, DDS, DMD, DO, MD, ND, OD, PharmD, PhD, RN, MS) and possess the appropriate qualifications, experience, and desire to pursue careers in clinical research. Clinical research is multidisciplinary, and scholars in this program should represent diverse academic backgrounds.
  • In addition, all applicants to the AzCRTP must be U.S. citizens, noncitizen nationals, or lawfully admitted permanent residents of the United States. All applicants, when requested, must provide residency status documentation.
  • Several criteria are used to evaluate each applicant, including: appropriateness of clinical research interest; commitment to a career in clinical research; appropriate support to participate fully in the program (especially release time and financial support); potential to develop into an independently funded clinical researcher; quality of written expression; quality of professional and academic records; and feasibility of completing the certificate program within two to three years.

Application Deadline(s)

Domestic Applicants
Fall
July 1
Spring
No admissions
Summer I
No admissions
Summer II
No admissions
International Applicants
Fall
July 1
Spring
No admissions
Summer I
No admissions
Summer II
No admissions

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