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    Bilodeau, Marc
    Program Director
    Heathcote, Jenny
    Mentor
    Panessa, Ciro
    Alumni
    Pham, Tram
    Alumni
    MacParland, Sonya
    2007-2008 Trainee Representative
    Seaman, Kenneth
    2008-2009 Trainee Representative
    Powdrill, Megan
    2009-2010 Trainee Representative

    The research training program, NCRTP-HepC, is a public private-partnership designed to raise national training standards, promote leadership and enhance awareness of Hepatitis C. The NCRTP-HepC is designed to foster learning and collaboration amongst clinical, basic biomedical, social/cultural/environmental/population health and health systems/services, including disciplines in medicine, nursing and social sciences to more effectively impact reduction in the burden of disease caused by hepatitis C.

    The NCRTP-HepC recruits and provides stipend support and training to graduate, post-doctoral students and MDs who have demonstrated excellence early in their careers. Trainees are applicants that are registered with a graduate program at one of the ten institutions. The training program employs the knowledge and experience of thirty mentors across Canada from multiple disciplines that have played a major role in recent advances in hepatitis C research and their ability to train excellent researchers.

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    Current Results

    Hoffmann-La Roche International donates to the NCRTP-HepC
    Posted Tuesday January 05th 2010

    Hoffmann-La Roche International has signed a new donation agreement with the NCRTP-HepC.

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    NCRTP Mentor and trainee make the cover of Virology
    Posted Tuesday November 24th 2009

    Dr. John Pezacki and Selena Sagan recently published an article in Virology.

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    More Alumni/Mentor involvement in Australian grants
    Posted Friday November 20th 2009

    Drs. Rosie Thein and Murray Krahn along with their co-applicants are involved in more Australian health grants.

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    Alumni involved in successful grants
    Posted Tuesday November 17th 2009

    Several alumni and mentors have recently won Australian grants.

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