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Subplan Advisory Committee
Dr. Anthony Podany (Chair and Program Director), and Dr. Chi Lin (Associate Director)

The MSIA Clinical & Translational Research Mentored Scholars Program aims to develop early career scientists and health professionals into productive, funded, clinical - translational researchers. The overall aim of the PhD program provides multidisciplinary didactic education and practical research grant training for those who intend to develop a career in clinical and translational research, so they may acquire the skills necessary to design, implement, and report ethically sound, extramurally funded clinical - translational research.

PhD Curriculum

Statistics Requirement
BIOS 806BIOSTATISTICS3
BIOS 808BIOSTATISTICS II3
BIOS 835DESIGN OF MEDICAL HEALTH STUDIES3
Core Curriculum
CTR 901SEMINAR IN CLINICAL & TRANSLATIONAL RESEARCH GRANTSMANSHIP I2
CTR 903MULTIDISCIPLINARY TEAM SCIENCE AND CONCEPT BUILDING2
EPI 820EPIDEMIOLOGY IN PUBLIC HEALTH3
MSIA 999DOCTORAL DISSERTATION (minimum of 15 hours)--
One additional EPI course is required
Electives (4 courses)
Scholars will consult with their Supervisory Committee to select appropriate electives, a sample of potential elective courses is listed below.
BIOS 810INTRODUCTION TO SAS PROGRAMMING3
BMI 810INTRODUCTION TO BIOMEDICAL INFORMATICS3
NRSG 910HEALTH-RELATED INSTRUMENT CONSTRUCTION & EVALUATION3
NRSG 914MANAGEMENT OF CHRONIC ILLNESSES3
NRSG 923RURAL HEALTH: PRACTICE, POLICY AND RESEARCH3
NRSG 928TRANSLATIONAL AND INTERDISCIPLINARY OUTCOMES RESEARCH3
ENV 913ENVIRONMENTAL PATHOLOGY3
EPI 821APPLIED EPIDEMIOLOGY3
HPRO 809INTRODUCTION TO HEALTH DISPARITIES AND HEALTH EQUITY3
HPRO 901SYSTEMS THINKING FOR HEALTH PROMOTION RESEARCH3
HPRO 903MIXED METHODS RESEARCH3
HPRO 910HUMANISTIC TRADITIONS OF QUALITATIVE RESEARCH3
HPRO 915FOUNDATIONS OF THE CBPR APPROACH3
HPRO 916IMPLEMENTATION SCIENCE MODELS AND METHODS3
HPRO 917ADVANCED RESEARCH METHODS IN HEALTH PROMOTION DISEASE PREVENTION STUDY DESIGN3
NRSG 937PROPOSAL DEVELOPMENT IN HEALTH SCIENCES3
Note: Scholars must complete the majority of their coursework (all courses but one, excluding Seminar and Doctoral Dissertation) from their approved Program of Study prior to taking the Comprehensive Exam.