8 Reasons to Know U of Utah Health Research Office

The name has changed, but the mission is the same. University of Utah Health Research Office (formerly known the Office of the Associate Vice President for Research, Health Sciences and Senior Vice President for Health Sciences Research Unit) is the engine that powers health sciences research. We provide essential core services, reimagine research education, secure philanthropic support, and everything in between.

Led by Rachel Hess, MD, MS, the inaugural System Chief Research Officer for University of Utah Health (previously the Associate Vice President for Research, Health Sciences), this talented team strategizes and drives operations that advance research, researchers, and the research community. Why all the name changes? They align with the ambitious Vision 2030 of Bob Carter, MD, PhD, Executive Vice President for Health Sciences and U of U Health CEO.

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How can the Research Office help you?

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We'll connect you with a vibrant research community.

The Research Program Development Team develops and implements research initiatives and centers to catalyze innovation across departments and colleges, enhancing the university's research profile and scientific impact. Are you looking for a community to spark scientific inspiration, searching for collaborators, or thinking about submitting a team science grant proposal?

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