The GW PhD in Translational Health Sciences program prepares candidates with the knowledge and skills needed to study, facilitate, and lead innovation in health care. Throughout the program, graduate's will enhance their capacity to disseminate evidence-based innovation in health care, and empirically contribute to effective and novel health care processes, procedures, and systems.

Graduates of the GW PhD in Translational Health Sciences program will:

Integrate, apply and disseminate findings from basic science, applied clinical studies, and policy analysis
Serve as an intermediary to stakeholder involvement and information exchange - by understanding different interfacing frames of thought and cultures, complex problem solving, and resource management
Foster mutual engagement and utilize the goals of translational research among diverse stakeholders
Study implementation processes and outcomes on several interrelated levels, including individual, organizational, and systems

Target Audience

The GW PhD in Translational Health Sciences team-based learning format utilizes a cohort structure to enhance students' knowledge of translational health sciences. Studies in higher education have shown the benefits of engaging in a cohort learning community. Cohort programs are more likely to be student centered, build strong group bonds, and enhance professional networks.

Learning Objectives

The GW PhD in Translational Health Sciences program prepares candidates with the knowledge and skills needed to study, facilitate, and lead innovation in health care. Throughout the program, graduate's will enhance their capacity to disseminate evidence-based innovation in health care, and empirically contribute to effective and novel health care processes, procedures, and systems.

Graduates of the GW PhD in Translational Health Sciences program will:

Integrate, apply and disseminate findings from basic science, applied clinical studies, and policy analysis
Serve as an intermediary to stakeholder involvement and information exchange - by understanding different interfacing frames of thought and cultures, complex problem solving, and resource management
Foster mutual engagement and utilize the goals of translational research among diverse stakeholders
Study implementation processes and outcomes on several interrelated levels, including individual, organizational, and systems

Course summary

Available credit:

8.00 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™
The George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

Course opens:

03/12/2020

Course expires:

03/27/2021

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Faculty

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The faculty of the Translational Health Sciences program include:

	Joseph Bocchino Associate Professor
	Shawneequa Callier Associate Professor
	Keith Cole Assistant Professor
	Mary Corcoran Professor
	Ellen Costello Director of Admissions Director, Physical Therapy Program Associate Professor
	Leslie Davidson Chair, Department of Clinical Research and Leadership Associate Professor
	Lawrence Deyton Senior Associate Dean for Clinical Public Health Murdock Head Professor of Medicine and Health Policy Professor
	Marcia Firmani Director of the Program in Medical Laboratory Sciences Chair, Department of Biomedical Laboratory Sciences Assistant Professor
	Lisa Guay-Woodford Associate VP for Clinical and Translational Research Professor
	Kenneth Harwood Director of the Program in Health Care Quality Director for Research for the Program in Physical Therapy Associate Professor
	Ulrich Koch Assistant Professor
	Gaetano Lotrecchiano Associate Professor
	Naomi Luban Professor
	Trudy Mallinson Associate Dean for Health Sciences Research Associate Professor
	Joyce Maring Chair, Department of Health, Human Function, and Rehabilitation Sciences Associate Professor
	Timothy McCaffrey Professor
	Paige McDonald Director, Health Sciences Core Curriculum Assistant Professor
	Samar Nasser Associate Professor
	Margaret Plack Professor
	David Scalzitti Assistant Professor
	Karen Schlumpf Instructor
	Lisa Schwartz Associate Professor
	Sylvia Silver Professor
	Kathleen Thoma Assistant Professor
	Robert Turner Assistant Professor
	Karen Wright Program Director for Physician Assistant Program Assistant Dean for Student Life and Academic Support for Health Sciences Assistant Professor
	Qing Zeng Professor

Non-SMHS Faculty

	Keith Crandall Professor Biological Sciences (Columbian College of Arts and Sciences)
	Christine Pintz Associate Dean for Graduate Studies Associate Professor (School of Nursing)
	David Schwandt Professor Human & Organizational Learning (Graduate School of Education and Human Development)

Available Credit

8.00 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™
The George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

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