Need to build your skills for the recruitment, management, conduct, and reporting of clinical trials? Register for Pfizer’s acclaimed Investigator Training Program (iTP) for clinical trial investigators, April 18-19 in Sackler 114.  

This free, unique, two-day program will examine the entire trial process, from planning stages to trial close-out activities, and will provide practical recommendations for increasing the efficiency of clinical trial conduct at investigative sites. The iTP is targeted to investigators and the entire clinical study team, including research fellows, coordinators, research nurses, data managers, regulatory, and IRB members. 

Attendees will receive a certificate of attendance after completing this International Conference on Harmonisation (ICH)/Good Clinical Practice (GCP) program. This workshop is approved for 12.5 contact hours towards maintaining an Association of Clinical Research Professionals (ACRP) certification. Contact hours are applicable to CCRCs, CCRAs and CPIs at an entry-level knowledge base. 

The deadline to pre-register is this Friday, April 7. 

Please note: registration is a two-step process. Once you pre-register with Tufts CTSI, you will receive a formal registration form from Pfizer. You must be registered with Pfizer in order to attend this training and receive certification.
 

Learn How to Communicate Research Statistics, April 18

What's the best way to communicate statistics from your research to non-specialists and the public? Accurate, understandable statistical descriptions are critical. Join Sense about Science at the Cambridge Science Festival for:

• Getting the Stats Across, from Bench to Broadcast: Tuesday, April 18, 2:00-5:00PM 
• Numbers in the News, a Public Conversation with Dr. Rebecca Goldin: April 18, 6:30-7:30PM

Both events are free and will take place at the Broad Institute, 415 Main Street, Cambridge.
 

Save the Date: State of Asian Women's Health Conference, May 16

Interested in improving Asian health? Learn about the impact of social determinants, the value of disaggregated data, and best practices for initiating change at the 5th State of Asian Women's Health in Massachusetts, Tuesday, May 16, 8:30AM-3:30PM at the NE Carpenters Training Center, 750 Dorchester Avenue, Boston. Tickets are $30 and include breakfast and lunch.

This event is hosted by Asian Women for Health, a partner of Tufts CTSI. All are welcome to attend.