About Us
The Clinical Pharmacology and Pharmacogenomics Program is in its 46th year of trainingThe Clinical Pharmacology and Pharmacogenomics Program is in its 46th year of training MD, MD/PhD, PharmD and PhD graduates interested in:
- Personalized Medicine
- Pharmacogenomics
- New Drug Development
- Classical Clinical Pharmacology
- Genetics of Drug Abuse
- Clinical Trial Design
- General Information
Our training program will offer you:
- Formal coursework in clinical pharmacology and pharmacogenomics
- Routine interaction with peers and faculty in your field
- A well-mentored educational experience
- Essential knowledge and skills related to pharmacology
- Clinical experience
- Opportunities to learn latest experimental techniques
- Experience in presenting research results
- Board eligibility in Clinical Pharmacology
- Possibilities for joint fellowship in a variety of areas
General Information
Stipends are determined by years of experience and go according to NIH guidelines. Click here to view current rates.
Trainees are eligible to receive selected University benefit options, including health care insurance and are entitled to compensated leave time including vacation, designated University holidays and sick days.