Preparing the Next Generation of Clinical Trials Professionals: Canadian Clinical Trials Training Platforms (CTTPs) Partner with Provincial and National Co-Funders to Award Over $2.1 Million in Support to 79 Graduate and Postdoctoral Trainees
CANTRAIN (The Canadian Consortium of Clinical Trial Training), in partnership with CAN-TAP-TALENT (the Canadian Training Platform Leveraging Existing Networks), CBITN (the Canadian Behavioural Interventions & Trials Network), and StrokeCog (Innovative Clinical Trials Training Initiatives for STROKE and COGnition), is proud to share the results of the CTTP Studentship/Fellowship Awards Program 2025-26 Competition. With $610,625 in support from co-funders, the clinical trials training platforms (CTTPs) have awarded over $2.1 million in funding to 79 clinical research-focused graduate and postdoctoral awardees, including 24 post-doctoral fellows, 35 doctoral candidates, and 20 master’s degree students.
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