Regenerative medicine is a rapidly evolving field. As more therapies reach commercialization and clinical trial stages, there remains an immediate need to equip direct patient care nurses with skills to support patients on complex clinical trials as well as novel standard-of-care therapies.
To address this need and continue efforts to build a regenerative medicine workforce in California, the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine (CIRM) partnered with City of Hope and the Alpha Clinics Network to host the Regenerative Medicine Nurse Training Symposium in 2024, which offered training in clinical research and standard-of-care regenerative medicine therapies.
The trainings featured here are designed for direct care registered nurses, clinical research nurses, advanced practice providers, and others interested in novel cell-based therapeutics and looking to enhance their knowledge in regenerative medicine.
Find more resources here: bit.ly/2024-AlphaClinic-Nurse...
Learn more about CIRM: www.cirm.ca.gov
Learn more about the City of Hope Alpha Clinic: www.cityofhope.org/research/alpha-clinic