Larner College of Medicine

Administrative Core

We connect all of our cores, institutions, and community partners across Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine into one cohesive network. The result is an unparalleled wealth of expertise in clinical and translational research that we use to address local health challenges.

Our Three Essential Functions

Oversee Network Operations

We guide core leads and their teams to deliver optimal services for our members; oversee, approve, and coordinate all core operations; meet with advisory groups to inform network strategies; and convert core data into actionable metrics and best practices.

Increase Engagement & Services

We connect people with shared research interests and health priorities; find and promote funding opportunities for our members; organize seminars, newsletters, press releases, and our website to engage and inform our network; and serve as the bridge for our members and other resources/programs.

Promote Better Health and Health Care Solutions to our Rural communities

We create innovative communication strategies to help bridge the gap between research and rurality; and ensure NNE-CTR research and community engagement activities represent the people of our region.

NNE-CTR Administrative Core Team

NNE-CTR Administrative Core Team:

NameRoleInstitutionEmail
Clifford Rosen, MDCo-Principal InvestigatorMaineHealth Institute for Researchclifford.rosen@mainehealth.org 
Gary Stein, PhDCo-Principal InvestigatorUniversity of Vermont Larner College of Medicinegary.stein@med.uvm.edu 
Thomas GridleyProgram CoordinatorMaineHealth Institute for Researchthomas.gridley@mainehealth.org 
Renee Stapleton, MD, PhDProgram CoordinatorUniversity of Vermont Larner College of Medicinerenee.stapleton@med.uvm.edu 
Meredith OestreicherProgram ManagerMaineHealth Institute for Researchmeredith.oestreicher@mainehealth.org 
Sheila Clifford-BovaProgram ManagerUniversity of Vermont Larner College of Medicine