Do you have a question about mentoring? Do you want to know what trainings NC TraCS offers? Are you curious about how TraCS can synergize with your training program?
Drop by our Training & Career Development Office Hour on Mondays to chat with Susan Pusek, DRSc, and get your training and career development questions answered.
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Do you have a question about mentoring? Do you want to know what trainings NC TraCS offers? Are you curious about how TraCS can synergize with your training program?
Drop by our Training & Career Development Office Hour on Mondays in room 215 (2nd floor, NC TraCS suite, Brinkhous-Bullitt Building) to chat with Susan Pusek, DRSc, and get your training and career development questions answered.
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This interactive online workshop will provide an introduction to focus groups, a data collection method used in qualitative research. Attendees will also observe or participate in a mini "mock" virtual focus group session.
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Presenters:
MaryBeth Grewe, MPH
Program Manager, Qualitative and Engaged Research
NC TraCS Institute
Simone Frank, MPH
Project Manager, Community Engagement in Research
NC TraCS Institute
Join FastTraCS, the medtech incubator at NC TraCS Institute, on Thursday, August 1st, from 5:00 - 6:00 PM at the Blue Zone (Upper Level, Loudermilk Center for Excellence) for an engaging evening at the FemTech Collaborative Series Demo Day!
This special event highlights the latest innovations in Women's Health from across the UNC community. Come explore an array of projects, devices, and technologies developed to enhance women's health, presented directly by the innovators themselves.
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Whether you're a researcher, student, healthcare professional, or simply interested in the future of women's health technology, you won't want to miss this chance to be part of a community dedicated to innovative solutions and collaboration.
The FemTech Collaborative Series at UNC-Chapel Hill, coordinated by FastTraCS, is focused on dismantling barriers and enhancing the commercialization of FemTech innovations. This series seeks to broaden community engagement and awareness for Women's Health innovation within UNC and UNC Health. Through a series of events, the program aims to amplify visibility; forge connections among researchers, entrepreneurs, and projects; and bolster the support structure for FemTech innovations. The series addresses critical issues such as fundraising strategies, need for best practices in FemTech development, and challenges of translating innovative ideas into viable commercial products. Each event is designed to engage attendees through panel discussions, Q&A sessions, and Demo Days, fostering a culture of innovation and sustainability in Women's Health.