OBGYN Research Administration

Clinicians in our Department are actively involved in multiple clinical trials testing the most promising, cutting edge therapies currently under investigation. In addition to conducting clinical trials, our faculty are actively pursuing basic research programs aimed at improving all aspects of women's health. These research efforts cover a broad range of topics from understanding the genetic basis of ovarian cancer to improving fertility using the most advanced techniques to increasing access to health care for underserved communities.

OBGYN Research Vice Chairs

Vice Chair of Research

Dr. Boris Winterhoff

Associate Vice Chair of Research

Dr. Tim Starr

OBGYN Research Administration

All Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Women’s Health faculty are eligible for the resources listed below.Those research projects that will include patients from our departments are also eligible for the resources at cost.

To request resources or have access to our patients for please complete the online form or contact the Director of Clinical Research Operations, Erin Zielinski, eezielin@umn.ed

Research Labs/Program Clinical Studies/Trials Resident/Fellow Research

OBGYN Clinical Research Services

To request services contact:

Erin Zielinski

Director of Clinical Research Operations

eezielin@umn.edu

Support from trained research coordinators
Study activation support
Study management and coordination
Subject recruitment and management
Regulatory submissions and management
Database development
Data collection and management
Specimen collection and management

Proposal Support Services (PedsRSS)

https://www.pediatrics.umn.edu/research/research-support-services

Proposal Intent Form

Proposal support.
Work with faculty/staff to search for and identify funding opportunities.
Train faculty/staff on pre-award processes including the University's Electronic Grants Management System (EGMS) and agency-specific electronic systems.
Provide resources to aid in the preparation of proposals.
Communicate U of M and agency policy/procedure changes and assure that researchers are in compliance with U of M and federal research policies.
Assist with planning and preparation of complex projects such as proposals for training grants, center grants, program project grants, etc.