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Resources & Facilities

The University of Rochester School of Nursing provides unparalleled support to faculty, post-doctoral fellows, and student researchers at every stage of the process, from initial proposal development through clinical translation.

Research Support & Translation

Kitzman Center for Research Support

The Kitzman Center provides comprehensive support to School of Nursing faculty, post-doctoral fellows and students, including drafting research proposals, identifying funding sources, designing experiments, gathering and analyzing data, and connecting with expert collaborators across the university.

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Harriet Kitzman sitting at a table

Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI)

This NIH-funded research support center is operated by the University of Rochester Medical Center and serves researchers and clinicians across the university and the region. The CTSI accelerates the translation of discoveries to therapies and interventions that improve the health of individuals and populations.

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Saunders Research Building

Labs & Facilities

Biobehavioral Lab

Biobehavioral Lab

The state-of-the-art Biobehavioral Laboratory is a BSL2 facility which provides a multidisciplinary research team with expert consultation and services for dried blood spot analysis, hair and salivary cortisol analyses, HbA1c, total cholesterol, triglycerides, interleukin-6, interleukin -1 beta, and C-reactive protein. The Behavioral Lab space includes two rooms fully equipped with audiovisual equipment for conducting focus groups, interviews, and mall group meetings.

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Other Collaborations & Support

Integration with the University of Rochester Medical Center and the wider University offers access to the following resources:

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Interested in pursuing research at the University of Rochester School of Nursing? Connect with us to discuss postdoctoral and tenure-track faculty opportunities.

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