The Academic Support Hub (ASH), sponsored by the Department of Community and Family Medicine, is designed to foster new clinician-researchers, focusing on nursing, broadly defined primary care, and allied health. Our expertise is in developing, testing, and implementing innovative and effective approaches to health care research. We foster a community of early career clinician-researchers.
- Faculty
- Our staff
- Zoe Daudier, BS
- Bruce Jobse, MPH
- Laurie Emanuele, MBA
- Yvonne Morgan, MBA
- Laman Yolchieva, BA
What we provide
Career mentoring
ASH guides early career clinician-researchers to ensure they are on the right path toward achieving their goals. Ongoing, short-term, and ad-hoc opportunities include:
- Linking to resources, people, projects, and funding opportunities
- One-on-one career mentoring
- Project mentoring and guidance
Contact us
The goal of ASH is to provide support and guidance to our community of clinician-researchers, especially those who are earlier in their research careers.
If you have a research related question, are looking for mentoring, want more information about what we do, or just looking to chat about research, please reach out! If we do not know the answer we will do our best to help get you connected with the right people. Contact us at academic.support@hitchcock.org.