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Sustaining What Lasts: The Burroughs Wellcome Fund Commitment to Ecosystems Over Silos
In our efforts to spotlight Duke pathway programs, The Center for Pathway Programs at Duke identified many programs across various stages of the biomedical workforce continuum that have received meaningful support from the Burroughs Wellcome Fund (BWF). A consistent theme emerged: BWF has played a critical, often catalytic, role in shaping sustainable, interconnected pathways for […]
CTSI Teams Engage Local Elementary Students in Hands-on Activities
Staff from Duke Clinical and Translational Science Institute’s (CTSI) Workforce Development (WFD) pillar and Duke School of Nursing partnered with the North Carolina Community Schools Coalition to engage local students in basic principles of clinical research. On November 7th, the WFD team traveled to Central Elementary in Hillsborough to provide interactive learning for students at […]
Center Co-Director Connects the Dots at NCAHP’s Statewide Pathways Summit
The Center for Pathway Programs took the stage at the recent NC Alliance for Health Professions Statewide Pathways Summit, sharing our collaborative approach to building a more connected and effective pathway ecosystem for future healthcare professionals. The 2025 NC Alliance for Health Professions Pathways Summit, held on October 14, 2025, at North Carolina A&T State […]
NBME Funds Center for Pathway Programs Platform
March 2023 NBME, an assessment organization supporting medical education and health care, has awarded The Center for Pathway Programs an NBME Philanthropic Initiatives Grant in the amount of $25,000. The award is meant to support the development of The Center’s forthcoming web platform. The Center’s platform uses a powerful algorithm that matches learners to pathway […]
Social Media: The Ultimate Tool for Becoming a Triple Threat
By Amber Richardson, Senior Program Coordinator at the Center for Pathway Programs Daniel Colón Hidalgo, MD MPH, is a second-year pulmonary and critical care fellow studying pulmonary hypertension at the University of Colorado. In his experience as a physician-researcher, Dani has often heard colleagues talk about being a “triple threat” in academic medicine—a good clinician, […]
