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CCR PI Profile Content

Welcome to the Center for Cancer Research (CCR)

We are excited to have you join our team as we strive to improve the lives of all cancer patients by solving important, challenging and neglected problems in cancer research and patient care. As a new investigator, you will need a web profile. Your web profile is one of the most important tools for communicating your research activities and qualifications. It will help you recruit talent, find collaborators and recruit patients.  For examples of investigator profiles, visit https://ccr.cancer.gov/staff-directory/principal-investigators.

By completing this form, you will provide us with the essential content required for your profile. To the extent possible, the content on your profile should incorporate “keywords,” (i.e., words that a searcher might type into an internet search to find your content).

  • Please fill out this form as completely as possible.
  • Mandatory information is denoted by an asterisk (*).  
  • You are able to save your work and update the form in more than one sitting. Click the "Save Draft" button at the bottom of the form and return to the form link when ready.
  • Please submit the completed form no later than 2 weeks before your expected start date.
Biographical Information
Enter your full name (first name, middle initial, last name).
Provide a short biography (1-2 paragraphs).  Include your education and training, former positions and awards.
 
Please upload a headshot photo that you would like to use on your profile. The minimum size is 235 x 235 pixels.
 
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Research Information
This section of your profile provides users an introduction to you and your research interests.  It should be brief; no more than a couple of sentences. Including words and phrases that closely align with your research is important to improve your findability via search engines such as Google. Repetition and plain language is helpful and encouraged. The first sentence(s) are displayed in search results and should contain your most important keywords. See the question mark tooltip for an example.
Areas of Expertise
Using the list below, please choose one distinguishing area of research that best aligns with your work.
Describe the research studies that you plan to conduct as an investigator, including the goals of each project (1-3 paragraphs). If you are a clinical investigator, describe the clinical trials that you plan to conduct. If you will be directing both clinical studies and laboratory research, describe the goals of each and how these complement each other (i.e., bench-to-bedside; bedside-to-bench).

Don’t forget to use keywords to help guide users to your site when they search. Don’t be afraid to use subtitles and lists to help readers who are browsing.
 
NIH Intramural Scientific Focus Areas
Select at least two, but no more than five NIH scientific focus areas from the list below. These areas span the research being conducted across the entire NIH Intramural Research Program (i.e., all NIH 27 Institutes and Centers). These areas are used in your NIH Intramural Research Program (IRP) principal investigator profile.
Bibliographic Links
If you use any of the bibliographic tools listed below and would like to link to one or more of these tools, please provide the URL or ID number.
 
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Publication List
You may list up to five publications on your profile. These can either be “Selected Recent Publications” or “Selected Key Publications” (i.e., career). 
Choose Your Preferred Heading
You may list up to 5 publications on your profile. If available, please provide the PubMed ID (PMID) number for each paper so that we can get the full citation from PubMed.
PubMed ID Number (PMID) Title of Journal Article Author(s) Journal Volume/Issue, Page(s), Year Weight
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Team
If you have staff members who are officially here (i.e., in the NIH Enterprise Directory (NED)), please list them below. For each team member, provide their name, degree(s), and NIH position title.  Or, after arriving, you can contact the designated local content manager for your Lab/Branch/Program who can assist you in adding a Team tab/team members to your profile.
 
For each team member, provide their name, degree(s), and NIH position title.
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