Trauma Research Center
The Trauma Research Center has been a part of the Department of Surgery, School of Medicine, CU Anschutz for over 30 years. The mission of the Trauma Research Center is to decrease morbidity and mortality in the injured through a multidisciplinary approach to trauma-induced coagulopathy and inflammation, known as thromboinflammation. Our comprehensive approach to this problem includes the collection of proteomic and metabolomics data from the injured, with both epidemiologic and bioInformatic analyses of these patients
in concert with animal modeling of the injury phenotypes.
Principal Investigators
Key Personnel
- Alyssa Caldwell-McGee, MS
- Christopher Erickson, PhD
- Marguerite Kelher, MS
- Ian LaCroix
- Sanchayita Mitra, MS
- Kelly Nash
Training of Research Residents and Post-Doctoral Fellows
The Department of Surgery at CU Anschutz has had the good fortune to have maintained a T32 NIH training grant (T32 GM008315) from NIGMS, NIH for over 30 years. This grant has been used to fund both Research Residents and Post-Doctoral Fellows in basic science, translational, and clinical research. Over 50 residents have been trained, resulting in more than 400 publications and 400 presentations at National, International, and Regional meetings. In addition, research residents may also have the opportunity to enter the University of Colorado Graduate School to further their education and earn an advanced degree.
We strongly encourage qualified individuals from underrepresented groups in areas of race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, veteran status, and ability status to apply for the training program. We believe that such individuals can make significant and paradigm-changing contributions to our research objectives. The University of Colorado is committed to ensuring an actively inclusive campus culture and accommodating individuals with specific needs on a case-by-case basis.
Current Residents
- Huma Baig, MD
- Benjamin Ramser, MD
- Benjamin Stocker, MD
- Christopher Sublette, MD
Contact
Please contact Kelly Nash at 303-724-6308 or kelly.nash@ucdenver.edu for further information or assistance.