Involvement from the field plays a critical role in the success of the Model Systems Knowledge Translation Center (MSKTC). Periodically, we recruit individuals with burn injury and their family members to participate in MSKTC activities. Here is a listing of our current recruitment initiatives:
Recruiting Individuals with Burn Injury and their Family Members to Test Aging with Burn Injury Factsheet
The MSKTC is recruiting individuals with burn injury and their family members to provide feedback on aging with burn injury. To be eligible, participants be at least 18 years old.
Interviews will last approximately 60 minutes. Participants will receive $25 for their time. Call 202-403-5600 or email msktc@air.org to register.
Recruiting Burn Survivors who are Amputees and their Family Members to Test Amputation After Burn Injury Factsheet
The MSKTC is recruiting burn survivors who are amputees and their family members to provide feedback on a new factsheet on amputation after burn injury. To be eligible, participants be at least 18 years old.
Interviews will last approximately 60 minutes. Participants will receive $25 for their time. Call 202-403-5600 or email msktc@air.org to register.
Recruiting Individuals with Burn Injury and their Family Members to Test Temperature Sensitivity after Burn Injury Factsheet
The MSKTC is recruiting individuals with burn injury and their family members to provide feedback on a new factsheet on temperature sensitivity after burn injury. To be eligible, participants be at least 18 years old.
Interviews will last approximately 60 minutes. Participants will receive $25 for their time. Call 202-403-5600 or email msktc@air.org to register.
Recruiting SCI Ambassadors
The MSTKC is recruiting people who are passionate about improving the lives of people with burn injury as ambassadors. Burn ambassadors take part in research activities, help create and test MSKTC resources, and share these free resources with those who will benefit from them the most. Ambassadors help the MSKTC to better meet the needs of people with burn and their families.