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David Schneider, M.D., working in his lab at the University of Vermont’s Larner College of Medicine (Photo: David Seaver)
Schneider Disputes GMCB ‘Productivity’ Recommendation in VTDigger Commentary
headshot of Hematologist Mary Cushman, M.D., M.Sc., University Distinguished Professor of Medicine
Cushman Explains Deep Vein Thrombosis in Woman’s World Article
a man smiling against a backdrop of green leaves
Nelson’s Research Team Unveils Breakthrough Mechanism in Brain Blood Flow Regulation
Caporizzo Lab team (L-R: Melinda Wetzel, Jessi Bak, Matthew Caporizzo, Ph.D., Raihan Kabir, Julia Shrier, Emmaleigh Hancock)
New Hope for Heart Failure: Larner College of Medicine Scientist’s Breakthrough Treatment
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EVENTS

CVRI Career Negotiations Expert Panel:

Demystifying the Negotiation Process for Interviews, Hiring, and Promotion

May 15, 2025 |Time: 5:30 - 7:00 PM

Juniper Hall, Hotel Vermont, Burlington, VT

Register here!

Wondering when—and how—to negotiate during interviews, hiring, or promotion?

Join us with UVM experts for a dynamic panel discussion with experts at all stages of their academic careers as they share practical strategies and personal stories to help early and mid-career investigators navigate the negotiation process.
 
Topics include, but not limited to:
•What you can (and should) negotiate during interviews and hiring
•Academic contract insights: salary, CME, hours, startup funds
•Negotiating as a clinician vs. non-clinician
•How to advocate for yourself during promotion
•Addressing bias and equity in negotiation

 

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Throughout all CVRI activities, we focus on developing the next generation of scientists and a significant portion of our resources goes to financial support of this critical activity.

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OPPORTUNITIES

Have a cardiovascular speaker you'd like to bring to campus?

Each academic year, CVRI sponsors leaders in cardiovascular research to serve as visiting professors and provide a seminar addressing a cardiovascular topic and of interest to a broad audience.  These visiting professors, hosted by the requesting department, provide lectures to and interact with our research community, with a particular focus on interdepartmental interactions with our early career scientists.  Administration of this award will be handled by the requesting department or division.  Information on CVRI Co-Sponsorship of Cardiovascular Seminars can be found on the Application for Visiting Professor Funding.

Internal Grant or Biosketch Review

CVRI provides internal review of grant applications and biosketches to support cardiovascular research. E-mail CVRI for more information.  *NOTE: The request for internal review must be made at least 6 weeks before the submission deadline. Please include the funding mechanism to which you are applying for.

CVRI Travel Awards

CVRI travel awards are available to support trainees and junior investigators presenting abstracts at regional and national scientific meetings.  These competitive awards are for reimbursement of presentation-related expenses of up to $2,000 and offered on a limited rolling basis throughout the academic calendar year; more details can be found on the application for funding. Note: Administration of this award will be handled by the recipients department or division.

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