Clinical Trialist Development Award (CTDA)

A prestigious award that provides protected time for 2 years (0.2 FTE for Clinical Trialist; 0.4 FTE for Master Clinical Trialist), with the aim to develop clinicians with expertise and interest in the conduct of clinical trials.

The CTDA promotes recognition for the pursuit of clinical research and demonstrates institutional and national prestige. It supports the endeavours of Clinical Trialists at varying levels to deepen focus on research efforts through clinical trials and ensure quality care and patient safety.    

Infosheet 

1. Clinical Trialist Development Award_Infosheet.pdf

Eligibility & Evaluation Criteria

Each submission must be made using the prescribed forms:

1. Clinical Trialist Development Award Application Form (to be completed by applicant)
2. Applicant CV & Career Development Plan (to be completed by applicant)
3. Nomination Form (to be completed and endorsed by Clinical HOD, ACP Chair and SDDC Head (where applicable)).

Please click here for more information and application materials.

For submission of applications or any enquiries, please contact Ms Regina Koh at [email protected].

Applications that fail to comply with requirements in any of the templates and/or incomplete applications will be disqualified and will not be reviewed.

• Proposals should define clear and measurable deliverables / outcomes.
  
• The criteria of the applicant and the expected outcomes are as follow:

Inspiring Stories of our Clinical Trialists ​
​ Clinical Assocciate Professor Mariko Koh	​	​ Associate Professor Rebecca Dent
​Recognising Our Clinical Trialists On 25 January 2022, SingHealth Duke-NUS Academic Medical Centre (AMC) launched a new Clinical Trialist Development Programme (CTDP), as a prestigious award to recognise the important work that our clinical trialists do and to also support them with much-needed protected time to do clinical trials.	​	​Shining A Spotlight On Our Clinical Trialists Associate Professor Rebecca Dent shares about the passion she has as a clinical trialist, and why she is looking forward to the newly launched Clinical Trialist Development Programme (CTDP).
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​ Dr Yvonne Chan	​	Associate Professor Shamira Perera
​Two Hats are Better than One	​	​Taking Clinical Trials to the Next Level
​As a recipient of the prestigious Clinical Trialist Development Programme CTDP Award in 2022, Dr Yvonne Chan is able to better pursue her passion to deliver patient care, both as a clinician as well as a researcher	​	​​In 2023, Associate Professor Shamira Perera became one of the recipients of the prestigious Clinical Trialist Development Award (CTDA), which seeks to highlight the role that clinical trialists play in bringing innovation to patient care.
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 Get in touch

 For enquiries, please contact [email protected]

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