In the dynamic and impactful field of medical research, NAVREF lays a crucial role in channeling groundbreaking discoveries towards Veterans who rightfully deserve state-of-the-art care for their admirable service to our nation. As the only association fully integrated with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, NAVREF works across our membership to bridge the gap between industry partners and the VA. We collaborate with a diverse range of public and private partners that are dedicated to advancing the research and education missions of the VA. |
Request a Consultation
If your organization is keen on collaborating with our network of VA-affiliated research institutes, we would love to schedule a consultation to better understand your work. Please reach out to us at clinicaltrials@navref.org, and a Trials Liaison will work to schedule a free consultation.
Join our Industry Partner Consortium!
The NAVREF Industry Partner Consortium (IPC) is a platform for industry sponsors, nonprofit organizations, and other external stakeholders to identify, collaborate, and overcome challenges within VA research that hinder our nation's veterans from accessing some of the finest and most cutting-edge healthcare available. The IPC represents stakeholders from all facets of the healthcare industry representing pharmaceuticals, medical technology, nonprofit foundations, and other organizations with an interest to further veterans' research.
Click here to learn more about the Industry Partner Consortium and submit an application to join.
Access our Resources
We have developed a suite of resources designed to support industry partners that are navigating research opportunities across VA. These include:
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Request a copy of the 2023 Industry Partner Guidebook!
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