CTSA Program working groups are focused on solving specific clinical and translational science issues. These groups are designed to fill gaps in translational research and achieve the CTSA Program's objectives in important areas of clinical and translational science, including consensus papers, white papers, publications, and plans for workshops, symposiums, meetings, or conferences.
Looking for inactive groups? View Sunsetted Working Groups.
Effective September 2, 2025, an active CCOS website account will be required for CTSA members to join current CTSA Groups, including Enterprise Committees, Consortium Groups, or Working Groups. Request an account by completing the User Account Request form.
Additional information about each of the CTSA Program working groups can be found below.
Groups or individuals interested in forming a Working Group are welcome to submit a Working Group proposal for CTSA Steering Committee consideration during the Fall and Spring open cycles annually.
The CCOS Guidance for CTSA Program Groups provides detailed information on the governance and operational guidelines for the CTSA Program Groups.
Below are the list of past CTSA Working Groups. Content for Working Groups supported by CCOS are still available by clicking on the Working Group’s card. Email CCOS Support for information regarding other sunsetted Working Groups.
Coordination, Communication, and Operations Support (CCOS) is funded by theNational Center for Advancing Translational Sciences, National Institutes of Health.
