Technology Implementation is a core resource dedicated to maximizing the deliverable benefits derived from funded translational research projects, programs, and initiatives. By working closely with the technology licensing offices of CIMIT consortium institutions, this team emphasizes intellectual property protection and capabilities developed by CIMIT projects.
The Office of Technology Implementation (OTI) provides services to the investigators, institutions, and partners that make up the CIMIT Consortium community. OTI key objectives include:
OTI actively interfaces with many public and private institutions, companies, foundations, trade associations, government agencies, NGO’s, and international health providers. These relationships helps CIMIT better understand the local, regional, national, and international health care priorities, the barriers to innovation and access, and the economic and social impact of new medical technologies so that we can more strategically select and advance future projects.
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For more information regarding Technology Implementation, contact:
John Collins, PhD
Chief Operating Officer
Director Technology Implementation
Enhance the CIMIT mission by working individually with each potential and funded investigator to explore the specific impact on patient care anticipated by a particular new technology.
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CIMIT plays a significant role in funding early stage innovations, mentoring Principal Investigators, and providing a pathway for implementing their innovations to improve patient care. Facilitation is at the core of the successful process that CIMIT has established to bridge many of the gaps that exist in the translation process - between clinical and engineering expertise and among academic medical research, government and industry.
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