From its home within the Department of Internal Medicine Section on Molecular Medicine, the Molecular Medicine and Translational Science program trains PhD students in research to better understand human diseases at a molecular level and translate that knowledge to improved diagnostics, treatment, and disease prevention. The MMTS program includes scientists from all major basic science and clinical programs at Wake Forest University and was one of the first established molecular medicine programs nationwide. Beginning in 2011, MMTS joined four other complementary PhD programs in the Wake Forest University Graduate Schools Molecular and Cellular Biosciences track, where combined expertise will be utilized to enhance the depth of student learning and discovery. <\/p>\n
To learn more about the MMTS degree programs and their requirements, or aboutthe program's accomplished faculty, please follow the links on the left. <\/p>\n
Program Directors and Contacts <\/p>\n
Director: John S. Parks, PhD,Professor Department of Internal Medicine Molecular Medicine Phone: 336-716-2145 Email:jparks@wakehealth.edu <\/p>\n
Co-Director: Robert N. Taylor, MD, PhD, Professor Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology Phone: 336-716-5451 Email: rtaylor@wakehealth.edu<\/a> <\/p>\n Program Recruiter: Michael C. Seeds, PhD, Assistant Professor Department of Internal Medicine - Molecular Medicine Phone: 336-713-4259 E-mail: mseeds@wakehealth.edu<\/a> <\/p>\n MMTS Policies and Procedures <\/p>\n MMTS Graduate Program Faculty <\/p>\n Molecular Medicine Journal Club <\/p>\n<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Read more: <\/p>\n Molecular Medicine Graduate Programs - Wake Forest School ...<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" From its home within the Department of Internal Medicine Section on Molecular Medicine, the Molecular Medicine and Translational Science program trains PhD students in research to better understand human diseases at a molecular level and translate that knowledge to improved diagnostics, treatment, and disease prevention. The MMTS program includes scientists from all major basic science and clinical programs at Wake Forest University and was one of the first established molecular medicine programs nationwide. Beginning in 2011, MMTS joined four other complementary PhD programs in the Wake Forest University Graduate Schools Molecular and Cellular Biosciences track, where combined expertise will be utilized to enhance the depth of student learning and discovery. Continue reading