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Clinical Trials
Training the next generation of clinical trial leaders

Clinical trials are the gold standard of medical advancement, but designing and conducting them requires a wide range of knowledge and skills not often taught in medical or graduate school. This gap in training is something Mayo's new Clinical Trialist Training Program is designed to fill.

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