Becoming a Member
he CURC is a national investigator network of academic and physicians and researchers with a special interest in urology. CURC was formed in 2000 to develop and promote multi-centre clinical urology research in Canada. Through its
business infrastructure, the CURC enables urologists to partner more effectively with Industry in the design, evaluation, budgeting, quality control and conduct of clinical studies. The CURC provides leadership to ensure that Canada plays a leading role in international clinical urology trials by harnessing the
collective urology expertise of members and providing access to a large patient population supported by a publicly funded health care system.
Key advantages of CURC Membership include:
- linkage of community physicians and academic centres
- opportunity to participate in multi-centre leading edge research
- evaluation of research protocols through the CURC expedited reviews
- increased revenue from optimally funded clinical trials.
There are Two Classes of Members:
Active -
Active Membership is open to licensed physicians residing in Canada.
The Criteria For Active Membership Include:
- A urologist interested in urology research and in clinical trials
- Associated clinical site/hospital must have an adequate patient volume
- Availability of CT/MRI scan, after-hours lab and pharmacy services in order to conduct the appropriate studies
- Disclosure of Site Profile Information for CURC data base
- Abiding by CURC Bylaws and Principles of Membership
- Annual Dues: (fee currently $100 per Member)
Associate -
Membership is open to scientists, residents, medical and radiation oncologists, clinicians, nurses or allied health professionals.
The Criteria For Associate Membership Include:
- A scientist, resident, trainee, radiation oncologist, clinician, nurse or allied health professional with an interest in urology research and clinical trials
- Disclosure of Site Profile Information for CURC data base
- Abiding by CURC Principles of Membership
- No Annual Dues Fee.
Email your CV by attachment: CURC Credentials Committee: headoffice [at] curc [dot] ca (subject = "attn: Credentials Committee")
or fax to: (416) 480-5226
or mail to:
Credentials Committee
Canadian Urology Research Consortium Headquarters
Sunnybrook & Women's College Health Science Centre
2075 Bayview Avenue, Suite A 304
Toronto, Ontario M4N 3M5
Tel: 416-480-6100 ext 2431
Tel: 416-656-3528
Fax: 416-480-5226