#13 in OB-GYN NIH Research Funding
$3,948,704 in NIH funding during 2018
*Source: Blue Ridge Institute for Medical Research, 2018 US Medical School ReportA tradition of producing effective, high-impact research that will improve the health of our population and future generations.
The history of research in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at the University of Colorado School of Medicine is rich and diverse. Seminal, historic achievements in Maternal-Fetal Medicine, Gynecologic Oncology and Reproductive Endocrinology have emanated from this institution, including but not limited to:
Our basic sciences investigators and clinical researchers are fully committed to extending this tradition of research excellence. To this end, we have established research programs in all of the major subdivision of OB-GYN and some non-traditional areas, such as mammary gland biology. We have developed full-spectrum bench-to-bedside research programs in most of these areas, and have been participants in numerous clinical trials, both NIH and industry-sponsored.
We have partnered with the community to engage our patients, through the Center for Women’s Health Research and through division-based community initiatives, and we have maintained old and created new collaborative research efforts that reach into geriatrics, metabolism and endocrinology, biochemistry, molecular biology, and –omics technology. In addition to these traditional scientific efforts, we collaborate intensely with each other, and self-evaluate on a regular basis to maintain the most effective research teams possible.
ARC is a full-service research support team serving all University of Colorado School of Medicine Deptartment of OB-GYN Faculty Researchers and Trainees. The team strives to provide expertise and resources with a high level of customer service.
Grants and Contracts Coordinator
Provides post award administration for federal and foundation grants and contracts; maintains financial projections and reconciliation of projects; prepares and routes budgets for complex grant proposals.
Phone: (303) 724-9765
Regulatory and Finance Coordinator
Regulatory submissions; prepares budgets for industry sponsors and oversees contract negotiations; ensures compliance for clinical study subject compensation programs.
Phone: (303) 724-3859
PreAward Coordinator
Assists with Federal and Foundation proposal submissions; Works with principle investigators on post-submission requests including JITs and progress reports; Routes all incoming money with few exceptions.
Phone: (303) 724-0279
Resources for Clinical Researchers including:
Resources for Laboratory Researchers including:
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Resources for various internal and external research funding including:
#13 in OB-GYN NIH Research Funding
$3,948,704 in NIH funding during 2018
*Source: Blue Ridge Institute for Medical Research, 2018 US Medical School ReportWRHR Award Recipients for over 20 years
The Department of OB-GYN has held a Women’s Reproductive Health Research Career Development Award since 1999.Forward Looking Research
CU OB-GYN held the only program project grant on mammary biology in the nation for many years.
Check out all of our currently recruiting clinical studies in the CU Anschutz Research Studies database!