EDUCATION Training the Next-Generation AI Workforce

The Medical Student Research Program (MSRP) is open to UF students who have completed their first year of medical school. MSRP students are able to work with IC³ researchers and mentors on medical AI research projects that will yield posters, presentations, and journal publications. Participating in the MSRP allows students to perform an extended research project within their four-year medical school curriculum and still graduate with their classmates.

AI Passport for Biomedical Research is an accessible training program designed for healthcare professionals and biomedical researchers to integrate AI into their research and practice. With minimal coding to no coding, it caters to all technical levels using real-world medical data and case studies. The community-based learning program offers flexible asynchronous learning, live community sessions, and mentorship from AI faculty, coaches, and your fellow peers.

The Artificial Intelligence in Biomedical and Health Sciences (AIBHS), a new experiential learning graduate degree program at University of Florida College of Medicine, trains the workforce in healthcare and biomedical sciences to develop and implement trustworthy artificial intelligence technologies, rapidly transforming digital patient care, translational research, and precision medicine.