The SC Clinical and Translational Science Institute would like to welcome and congratulate our new cohort of Mentored Career Development in Clinical and Translational Science Program (KL2) Scholars! The KL2 program was created to support research career development for health professionals or individuals with research doctoral degrees who wish to pursue formal training and a career in clinical and translational research. This three-year program allows scholars to address important clinical translational research questions with 75% of their time devoted to conducting research, and aligning research career goals with career development activities through an individual development plan and mentorship from a team of mentors with relevant areas of expertise.

 Congratulations to our newest cohort! Meet our new awardees below:

Pradip Chaudhari, MD, Frances Chow, MD, Elizabeth Joe, MD, and Jonathan Warus, MD

For more information about the program, contact SC CTSI Workforce Development Program Manager Jeanne Dzekov-McKean.

Applications for our Mentored Career Development in Clinical and Translational Science Award is now open! Click here to learn more.