Research Without a Lab: Starting Clinical Projects in Any Setting

For actionable insights on raising your profile and getting started in interventional pain medicine research, stream this latest IPSIS Early Career Council video.

Your panel included:

• Robert Burnham, MD, of Vivo Cura Health in Calgary, Alberta, Canada;
• Alison Stout, DO, an attending physician at the Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine, who serves as President of IPSIS and as a member of the Education Development Committee; and
• Patricia Zheng, MD, Chief of the PM&R Division at University of California San Francisco, who serves as Research Division Chair, Research Mentorship Committee Chair, and as a Patient Safety Committee member.

The panel was moderated by Taylor R. Burnham, DO, of Vivo Cura Health in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, who serves as a member of the Research Division and the EBM Training Committee.

Other IPSIS Early Career Council videos include:

• The IPSIS Post-Residency Roadmap: Finding Your Optimal Pain Medicine Fellowship
• Navigating Your ACGME and NASS Pain Medicine Fellowship Interviews
• The IPSIS Post-Fellowship Guide: Succeeding as an Attending Physician

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