A CAP is typically a young academic scholar, trained in patient care and research through the fellowship level or its equivalent, who will ultimately pursue a career in clinical investigation. Generally, the CAP participates in a GCRC-based research protocol, but work at the bench on related projects may also be considered appropriate.
Appointments are for up to three years.
Since the CAP or MCAP is considered to be an institutional resource, additional salary for the position may be provided from other sources. Candidates for these programs will need to be approved at the GCRC Advisory Committee meeting. For more information, please contact Debra Greenblat. Research in Progress Seminar Presented in conjunction with the Primary Care Research Center at SFGH, these sessions provide a forum for clinical investigators to present their new ideas and work. Presentors are encouraged to come with formulated questions that they want answered in the hour long format.