"Going Pro" with Dr. Katherine Hartmann
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Pittman Center for Advanced Medical Studies (PCAMS)
1924 7th Avenue South Birmingham, AL 35294Description
Going Pro: Are You R01-Ready?
Often, and sooner than you may think, it will be time to step up your game and compete for the pros – the NIH R01. Dr. Katherine Hartmann, who has been the coach for more than 75 players who’ve made the step up from training programs to the pros, will bring grant writing chops and candor to talking about how the game is played, dissecting what it takes to compete, and staying focused on the win.
Katherine E. Hartmann, MD, PhD
Associate Dean, Clinical and Translational Scientist Development
Deputy Director, Institute for Medicine & Public Health
Director, Graduate Studies in Epidemiology
Professor, Obstetrics & Gynecology and Medicine
Katherine E. Hartmann, MD, PhD, is a clinician and epidemiologist with experience in large cohorts, behavioral interventions, clinical trials, assessment of medical tests, and teaching quantitative methods. As an obstetrician-gynecologist, much of her primary research focuses on getting answers that matter to women and their care providers related to adverse pregnancy outcomes, uterine fibroids, pelvic floor disorders, and thyroid disease. She also serves in cross cutting roles in policy-relevant areas including health services, health outcomes, evidence-based practice, systematic reviews, cost analysis, informed medical decision-making, and comparative effectiveness. Dr. Hartmann enjoys coaching others as they launch their research careers and serve as the director of a doctoral training program as well as the associate dean for clinical and translational scientist development at Vanderbilt. She is also a wife, mother of four, a dedicated fitness freak (her words), a competitive athlete, and a foodie who thrives being home in Nashville with family, friends, and their tribe of rescued greyhounds!
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