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The UC College of Medicine—a Clinical and Translational Science Award (CTSA) institution—is a top-40 medical school for research according to U.S. News and World Report.
It is the College of Medicine Office of Research’s mission to elevate the research success of the CoM by empowering faculty with innovative and effective programs of support, recognition, and reward. Our vision is to build and sustain a vibrant community of biomedical researchers who boldly advance care and lifestyle improvement.
Our office manages all aspects of the support, recognition, and reward of the College’s research mission by investing in internal funding opportunities, recognition awards, scientific writing, grant pre-review, and grant support. Besides the operational aspects of the research mission, the Office’s purview includes graduate education, research core infrastructure, clinical trials, medical student research, communication of research opportunities, and input to pre-and post-award activities. Our office serves in the recruitment of research faculty, sets research goals, and tracks research metrics. We provide direction for the strategic research plan of the College and serve as representatives of the College’s research mission.
CLINICAL RESEARCH PROFESSIONAL
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Assoc Professor - Clin Geo
Asst Professor - Clin Aff
Senior Associate Dean for Clinical Affairs, CEO for University of Cincinnati Physicians, Peter J. Stern Endowed Chair, & Professor
Vice Chair, Clinical
Professor - Clin Aff
Asst Professor - Clin Geo
Assoc Professor - Research Aff
Director of the Neuromuscular Medicine Fellowship, Director of Neuromuscular Research, Director of the Neuromuscular Disorders Division
Nurse Practitioner - COM
Instructor - Clin Fellow Geo
Asst Professor
Instructor - Clin Aff
Benjamin Felson Endowed Chair and Professor
Professor
Professor - Clin Geo
The college has made a commitment to:
Four institutes—operated jointly with UC Health and focused on cancer, neurosciences, cardiovascular disease and metabolic health—serve as the foundation for these commitments.