MEDSCHOOL, MED, Research, Translational Medicine Unit (TMU)

Translational Medicine Unit

Currently Enrolling Studies!

We are enrolling volunteers for the studies below. If interested, please call today!

(301) 318-6024 or email us at clinical.research.unit.53-ggg@usuhs.edu .

COVIVA is enrolling volunteers with symptoms of postural orthostatic tachycardia (POTS) such as dizziness, fatigue, exercise intolerance, gastrointestinal symptoms, ‘brain fog’, headaches, chest pain, anxiety or passing out. Click the link for more information Clinical Trial ID NCT0548117.

Peds RECON is done enrolling volunteers (November, 2024). Peds RECON was enrolling healthy children aged 1 month to 17 years. Please see our website for more information on our study.

SC2i (TDAP) is enrolling healthy volunteers.

If you are interested in any of our studies and would like to learn more, please fill out this form at the link below to be contacted at a later date:

TMU Study Interest Form:

The USU Translational Medicine Unit (TMU) is an outpatient clinical research center at the Uniformed Services University on the campus of the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.

The TMU conducts research in partnership with numerous stakeholders on campus, as well as industry and academia.

The TMU supports clinical stage development of medical products. In doing so, we advance scientific knowledge regarding clinical outcomes, particularly focused on product safety. In addition, we improve the academic partnership between the school and numerous research partners including the medical center and support the educational mission of USU.

For more information on our clinical trials visit our page here.

LEAD FACULTY

COL David Saunders, MD, MPH

Director, Translational Medicine Unit

Director, Division Of Clinical Pharmacology and Medical Toxicology

Department of Medicine

Dr. Daoqin Bi, MD

Chief, Analytical Chemistry Laboratory

Translational Medicine Unit
Department of Medicine

LTC Milissa U. Jones, MD, MPH, FAAP
Deputy Director, Translational Medicine Unit
Assistant Professor, Pediatric Infectious Diseases
Department of Pediatrics