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    Center Investigators thrive in a supportive research community

Center investigators enjoy access to core services, pilot funding opportunities, grant and publication assistance, and opportunities for training, mentoring, and collaboration. Over 27 former new/early stage investigators have reached independence with ORDRCC support.

FOUR TYPES OF CENTER INVESTIGATORS

Established Center Investigators already have independent funding in rheumatic diseases research.

New Investigators are new to rheumatic diseases research, but have already established an independent research career.

Junior Center Investigators do not have prior significant independent research support, but have completed post-doctoral training and have established a significant publication/scientific track record.

Early-Stage Scholars are identified as promising recent doctoral graduates who are very early in their post-doctoral research or clinical training. Early-Stage Scholars be considered for additional mentoring and support as a Reichlin Scholar (for clinical researchers with MD or MD/PhD) or Capra Scholar (for basic science researchers with PhD or MD/PhD).

 

BECOMING A CENTER INVESTIGATOR

  1. The investigator is nominated from the ORDRCC External Advisory Committee, a Core Director, or your Section/Department Head
  2. The applicant provides an NIH style biosketch and letter of support from the nominator
  3. The External Advisory Committee selects applicants based on prior accomplishments, interest in rheumatic disease research, and potential for success as an independent scientist in rheumatic disease research

 

All researchers are welcome to attend our weekly seminar series and quarterly Expanding Rheumatic Disease Colloquium.

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    Study Recruitment

    fp1 Clinical staff and facilities for regulatory support, recruitment, and study visits.

    Human Phenotyping

    fp2 High throughput -omics technologies for immune phenotyping in single cells, bulk samples, and tissues.

    Rheumatic Disease Collections

    fp3 Well characterized patient samples with associated clinical and experimental data

    Additional Support

    For questions about other ORDRCC resources, please e-mail us at ADI-Requests@omrf.org

    Cite ORDRCC Support
    Publications that used ORDRCC consultations, services, or resources should cite P30AR073750.

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    • Leadership
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      • Clinical Characterization and Biorepository Core
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      • Request Services
    • Investigator Support
      • Center Investigators
      • Proposal Development
      • Pilot Funding
    • For Patients
      • Get Involved
      • Getting to the Clinic
    • Discoveries