The mission of the Yale Center for Clinical Investigation is to train outstanding clinical and translational scientists and to provide an effective and innovative infrastructure for clinical research that improves health outcomes for all patients.
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Positioning YCCI for the Future — David Coleman, MD
For Researchers & Research Professionals
Request a service, view rates and fees, tools and training support. YCCI can help you with each phase of clinical research protocol: study development, study activation, study conduct, and study closure & dissemination – while also providing research training opportunities to strengthen your knowledge and skills.
For Patients & Clinicians
Clinical trials help researchers develop new and better treatments. The information they provide is the only way for medical breakthroughs to reach the public.
For Trainees & Faculty Learners
YCCI is committed to training the next generation of clinical and translational researchers by offering robust educational programs that provide the support and expertise young investigators need to launch their careers.
For Students & Interns
Through a range of programs, YCCI supports students from high school through the post-baccalaureate level in gaining meaningful experience across disciplines such as public health, nursing, biomedical science, and research administration.
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