"Our goal is simple: to let science guide us in getting treatments to patients sooner to improve human health. That is the mission of the National Institutes of Health (NIH)-funded Clinical Translational Science Award (CTSA) program that supports the work of the integrated Translational Health Research Institute of Virginia (iTHRIV), a consortium of researchers and community partners across the state who use data to improve health. That spirit is also embodied in the VCCRN, which leverages the power of collaboration with academic partners, healthcare institutions, industry teams, and government agencies to advance the translational science to benefit the people of the Commonwealth. iTHRIV is excited to partner with the VCCRN on this important effort."

Principal Investigator and Co-Director, iTHRIV

“Virginia’s hospitals and health systems are excited to support groundbreaking clinical research to develop the next generation treatments for disease and infirmity. Strengthening collaboration between hospitals and our bioscience partners through the Virginia Coordinated Clinical Research Network is an opportunity to put Virginia at the forefront of cutting-edge medicine that improves lives and patient outcomes.”

President and Chief Executive Officer, Virginia Hospital and Healthcare Association

“The work of transition and commercialization are vital steps that must occur to take science from the bench to the bedside. Virginia Bio and its private sector members will greatly benefit from the connections and partnerships that VCCRN will foster to that end."

Chief Executive Officer, VABio

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Chief Executive Officer, VABio