Scheduled maintenance will be performed today between 10:00am CDT and 12:00pm CDT. During this time, some pages may be unreachable.

Great Plains IDeA | Clinical and Translational Research

Membership
- Resources & Services Overview
- Research Resources
  Through shared use of cores, equipment and expertise, our participating institutions and investigators have access to critical resources.
- Research Studios
  We offer research studios to provide early career investigators with help from a multidisciplinary team of scientists to help refine research.
- Practice-Based Research
  Our Primary Care Practice Based Research Network was established to improve access to health care resources and promote primary care research.
- Funding Opportunities Overview
- Pilot Grants
  Awardees receive up to $50,000 for one year, as well as access to resources of the Great Plains IDeA-CTR to support these research efforts.
- Research Scholars Program
  The research scholars program provides an integrated program of education, training and career development activities.
- Early Career Investigator Program
  The program provides $5,000 for one year and helps early faculty develop an R or K award or equivalent research application.
- Mini Sabbatical Program
  The Mini Sabbatical program allows clinical and translational research faculty to participate in short-term research immersion opportunities.
- Cite Our Grant
  Learn how and when to cite the Great Plains IDeA-CTR Network in your publication, presentation, press release or requests for applications.
Training & Events
Community Engagement

Early Career Investigator Program

The Early Career Investigator Program supports early career faculty with funding, mentorship and training.

Meet Our Awardees

This program supports early-career faculty by helping them develop an initial R or K award (or equivalent) application by providing longitudinal proposal training with the AtKisson Training Group and $5,000 in a personal development account to be used for professional development activities.

The program also helps network participants with finding appropriate mentors, identifying training needs, and providing a foundation to construct a feasibility research project by providing professional development opportunities. 

Leadership

Ted R. Mikuls, MD, MSPH

Stokes-Shackleford Professor of Rheumatology
Professor, UNMC Division of Rheumatology
Director, Professional Development Core, Great Plains IDeA-CTR

Dr. Ted Mikuls

Bryant England, MD, PhD

Chief and Associate Professor, UNMC Division of Rheumatology
Co-Director, Professional Development Core, Great Plains IDeA-CTR

Bryant England head shot

Heather Braddock, MA

Coordinator

Send Email

Heather Braddock