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Return of the Jedi: Evolution of My Project Career After the Course JORDAN SCHULTZ, PHARMD ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF PSYCHIATRY, NEUROLOGY & PHARMACY PRACTICE THE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA Supported by NINDS R25NS088248 U01NS077352

Return of the Jedi: Evolution of My Project Career After the Course · 2019. 8. 2. · Return of the Jedi: Evolution of My Project Career After the Course JORDAN SCHULTZ, PHARMD ASSISTANT

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  • Return of the Jedi:Evolution of My Project Career After the CourseJORDAN SCHULTZ, PHARMDASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF PSYCHIATRY, NEUROLOGY & PHARMACY PRACTICETHE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA

    Supported by NINDS R25NS088248 U01NS077352

  • Return of the Jedi:Evolution of My Project Career After the CourseJORDAN SCHULTZ, PHARMDASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF PSYCHIATRY, NEUROLOGY & PHARMACY PRACTICETHE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA

    Supported by NINDS R25NS088248 U01NS077352

  • My Career Prior to CTMC

    Clinical Pharmacy Specialist, Neurology University of Iowa Staff Pharmacist (not faculty)

    Had engaged with research mentors within the past year

    Relatively new to research

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  • My Career Prior to CTMC

    Had produced a couple of epidemiologic papers related to Huntington’s Disease (HD)

    Wanted to explore further directions for a pharmacist in research

    Applied to and was accepted to CTMC Project: Atorvastatin as a Disease

    Modifying Therapy for HD

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  • My Experience During CTMC

    My Faculty MentorsDietrich HaubenbergerKen Cheung

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  • Lessons from CTMC Beyond Protocol Development

    Realization that clinical research was not as simple as coming up with an idea

    Understanding of grant mechanisms was very low K-Award was a novel idea to me

    Importance and availability of collaboration

    Broadly, course forced me to strategize about my career plans

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  • Lessons from CTMC Beyond Protocol Development

    Realization that clinical research was not as simple as coming up with an idea

    Importance and availability of collaboration

    Understanding of grant mechanisms was very low K-Award was a novel idea to me

    Broadly, course forced me to strategize about my career plans

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  • What I was actually doing during CTMC

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  • Project After CTMC

    Grant submitted to Cures Within ReachRequest to submit secondary

    application after initial reviewProject not-fundedResubmission encouraged

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  • Project After CTMC

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  • Life After CTMC

    KL2 Grant Application Submitted in July 2018

    Funded in August 2018

    Faculty appointment to Department of Psychiatry in September 2018

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  • Life After CTMC

    Opportunity to get involved in a clinical trial for Parkinson’s Disease

    Started off as single-site, pilot study

    Evolved into a submission to NeuroNEXT

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  • Life After CTMC

    Approved by NeuroNEXT

    Hit a wall in Extramural Scientific Committee

    Smaller pilot study submitted to Michael J. Fox Foundation last week

    Hopes to go back to NeuroNEXT in the future

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  • Life After CTMC

    Unique skills acquired:Ability to write a cohesive

    protocolAbility to critically evaluate

    feasibility of a studyAppropriate pessimism Some people are very over-

    zealous

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  • Questions?

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