Join our Coalition
Our growing coalition now includes four Core members, seven Stakeholder members, and 21 Affiliate members. Together, this diverse group of organizations reaches more than 237,000 multidisciplinary members of the trauma care community — including adult and pediatric trauma, burn, orthopedic, and neurological surgeons; emergency physicians, trauma nurses, and EMS providers; radiologists; anesthesiologists; geriatric and rehabilitation specialists; pharmacists; and survivor and patient support communities.
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To learn more about member benefits and to find out how your organization can become a member, contact me at [email protected].
BENEFITS OF CNTR MEMBERSHIP
- At the Core Level: Leadership at the helm of the only organization working toward the goal of federal funding for trauma research commensurate with its massive toll on society and lifting all stakeholders in the trauma research environment; and at the Stakeholder level, representation on the Stakeholder Advisory Council
- Increased opportunities and support for your trauma research—since CNTR’s founding, hundreds of trauma investigators and stakeholders have engaged in our studies, infrastructure projects, committee work, and advocacy activities
- Research mentorship—including collaboration with senior investigators, guidance through the grant application process, administrative support, technical expertise and national networking. Support is targeted to mid-career investigators who seek to transition from K awards to R01 awards, from bench to bedside research, or from single-center to multi-center projects
- Representation on CNTR’s Scientific Advisory Committee, evaluating new proposals and innovative projects and identifying opportunities for participation
- Free access to the National Trauma Research Repository for data sharing and secondary analysis
- Access to the ACS-COT’s Trauma Quality Improvement (TQIP) platform as a framework for data collection
- Participation in research development and advocacy training seminars
- Amplification of member research publications on the CNTR blog and across social media accounts