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“For most people reconstructive surgery is a full time job. But I wanted to also pursue research. SC CTSI’s KL2 program provided me with the protected timeI needed to get my research career started.” Alex K. Wong, MD, assistant professor of clinical surgery, Keck School of Medic…
“The SC CTSI KL2 program has introduced me to the whole language of clinical research,” said SC CTSI KL2 Scholar Gabriel Zada, MD, neurosurgeon and assistant professor of clinical neurological surgery, Keck School of Medicine of USC. “So much of what we do is translational and m…
SC CTSI’s KL2 Scholar Julie E. Lang, MD, FACS, associate professor of clinical surgery, Keck School of Medicine of USC, came to USC with a strong background in clinical surgery and bench science but said the KL2 program has provided valuable training in statistical methods for c…
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