The MSCR MS Program, leading to a Master of Science in Clinical Research graduate degree, is designed to develop physician scientists interested in clinical research or biomedical informatics to:<br><br>Design and conduct clinical research (clinical trials and observational studies)<br>Successfully compete for funding (e.g., foundation grants, NIH K23, or R01's in clinical research)<br>Analyze data and interpret research results<br>Present research at scientific meetings and in the medical literature<br>Critique and interpret the research of others<br>The MSCR MS Program consists of two Track options. One focused on Research/Clinical Trials and one serving physician scientists with an interest in Biomedical Informatics.<br><br>The program takes two years to complete for full-time (minimum 70%) participants. STAR fellows may take up to three years so they may submit manuscripts, apply for funding (NIH, foundations, etc.), and transition to a faculty position.