Training & Career
Are you passionate about personalized therapeutics and eager to contribute to groundbreaking advancements in genomic medicine? Join our team at the Center for Personalized Therapeutics (CPT) by applying for our exclusive training program. As a leading center in the field, we are dedicated to translating genomic discoveries into tangible improvements in patient care.
Genotypes
Frontier in Pharmacogenomics
By joining our training program, you will have the opportunity to work alongside esteemed professionals and researchers, gaining invaluable insights and expertise in personalized therapeutics. With three completed and four ongoing projects, and with the active participation of 529 providers, CPT strives to make pharmacogenomic information readily available across multiple specialties.
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Precision Medical Care Training
Take the first step towards making a significant impact on patient care. Apply for our training program today and become a part of our transformative journey in personalized medicine.
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Training Opportunities
Undergrad Opportunity
Apply for The Collegiate Translational Medicine Program, a mentored, clinically-oriented translational experience for undergraduates.
Career Opportunities
Join The Center of Personalized Therapeutics by applying to The University of Chicago’s Academic Jobs portal.
Med-Student Opportunities
The Pritzker School of Medicine Summer Research Program is an eleven-week medical research opportunity available to enrolled first-year medical students.
Post-doc Fellowship
Clinical Pharmacology and Pharmacogenomics provides exceptional post-doctoral training.
Research Scholarship
The Benjamin McAllister Scholarship trains promising students to become future professionals in memory of Benjamin McAllister.
Other Opportunities
If you have additional inquiries about the Center or potential ideas, please reach out to the center administrator.
Pioneer in Personalized Medicine
By joining our training program, you will have the opportunity to work alongside esteemed professionals and researchers, gaining invaluable insights and expertise in personalized therapeutics. With three completed and four ongoing projects, and with the active participation of 529 providers, CPT strives to make pharmacogenomic information readily available across multiple specialties. Take the first step towards making a significant impact on patient care. Apply for our training program today and become a part of our transformative journey in personalized medicine.
Join Us to Translate genomic discoveries into improved patient outcomes.
With three completed and four ongoing projects, and with the active participation of 529 providers, CPT strives to make pharmacogenomic information readily available across multiple specialties. Take the first step towards making a significant impact on patient care. Apply for our training program today and become a part of our transformative journey in personalized medicine.
| Fellowship Training: | The Commitee on Clinical Pharmacology and Pharmacogenomics |
| Career Opportunities: | Faculty – Pharmacogenomic Implementation Science #03188 |
| Undergraduate Opportunities: | CTMP Program |
| Benjamin McAllister Fellowship | Fellowship Program |
| Pritzker School of Medicine | Pritzker Summer Research Program (for enrolled Pritzker students only) |
We invite you to seize this unparalleled opportunity to be at the vanguard of a transformative shift in surgical care. Align yourself with us as we usher in a new era of personalized medicine, ensuring that your surgical journey is thoughtfully guided by the intricacies of your genetic composition.
Join the Center for Personalized Therapeutics Today
By becoming a participant in the groundbreaking study, you will be presented with a unique opportunity to engage in a proactive approach to your healthcare. During your pre-operative visits, our dedicated team will provide you with comprehensive information about the trial, and subsequently collect a blood sample for preemptive genotyping.
Frequently Asked Questions
As a leading center in this realm, we are dedicated to transforming genomic discoveries into tangible improvements in patient care. Our journey began in 2009 when we recognized the immense potential of individual genetic variability in predicting drug-related adverse events and responses.
What is The Committee on Clinical Pharmacology and Pharmacogenomics?
The Clinical Pharmacology and Pharmacogenomics (CCPP) Training Program is sponsored by the National Institutes of Health (NIH), University of Chicago Biological Sciences Division, and the University of Chicago Cancer Research Foundation Women’s Board. The Program is on a rolling submission but it is highly recommended applicants are submitted at least six months prior to desired start date. Eligible individuals must have a:
- MD, MD/PhD, PharmD or PhD degree
be a citizen or permanent resident of the United States - Complete residency training (MD and PharmD applicants
- Upon the completion of the training, the trainee is welcome to join the Center of Personalized Therapeutics and lead the future of precision medicine. If you are interested in applying, please visit Clinical Pharmacology and Pharmacogenomics (CCPP)
What are the current openings available for the Center of Personalized Therapeutics?
Are you a qualified physician or researcher seeking an exciting opportunity to make a significant impact on patient care? Join our esteemed Center of Personalized Therapeutics (CPT) at the University of Chicago and embark on a transformative journey in personalized medicine. By becoming a part of our training program, you will have the unique chance to work alongside renowned professionals and researchers, gaining invaluable insights and expertise in personalized therapeutics. With three completed and four ongoing projects, and the active participation of 529 providers, CPT is at the forefront of making pharmacogenomic information readily available across multiple specialties.
Take the first step towards advancing patient care by applying through the University of Chicago Portal. Check the portal for openings for Faculty – Pharmacogenomic Implementation Science #03188. Together, let’s shape the future of personalized medicine and revolutionize healthcare.
Are there research opportunities for undergraduates and med students?
The University of Chicago Medicine is dedicated to inspiring students and trainees of exceptional promise and preparing them to become the leading physicians, scientists, researchers, and educators of tomorrow.
We strongly encourage undergraduate students to apply for the Collediate Translational Medicine Program. The Collegiate Translational Medicine Program (CTMP) is a mentored, clinically-oriented translational research experience for undergraduates, offering training in translational research by exposure and immersion into specific research projects currently being conducted in the Department of Medicine.
The CTMP Fellows will spend 37.5 hours per week in the summer quarter learning the general skills of clinical and translational research through didactic sessions on specialized topics and experiential opportunities working directly with patients. Working in a multi-tiered network of peers and mentors, fellows will learn how to work as part of a team, participate in regular team and project meetings, and receive regular performance feedback, advancing through increasingly responsible tasks based on demonstrated competency in those tasks.
If you are interested in applying, please visit The Collegiate Translational Medicine Program (CTMP).
Join us today, shape precision medicine tomorrow.
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