Coordinating Center for Clinical Trials (CCCT)
The Coordinating Center for Clinical Trials (CCCT) plays a key role in supporting NCI’s clinical and translational research programs to advance science and patient care. For more information on clinical trials use NCI's clinical trials research page. To find an NCI-sponsored clinical trial, use our clinical trials search.
CCCT Funding
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Biomarker, Imaging, and Quality of Life Studies Funding Program (BIQSFP)NCTN Groups and NCORP Research Bases can apply for special funding.
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Clinician Scientist AwardsInvestigators who are leaders in or are committed to careers in NCI-supported clinical cancer research can apply for funding to support clinical research activities.
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NAVIGATEThe NAVIGATE program is a partnership between NCI and the Veterans Health Administration (VHA) to facilitate enrollment of veterans into NCI funded clinical trials.
Clinical Trials Reporting Program (CTRP)
NCI CTRP maintains a comprehensive database of information on all interventional clinical trials directly and indirectly funded by NCI, helping to identify gaps and duplicate studies in clinical research, facilitates clinical trial prioritization, and standardizes trial data capture and sharing.
Scientific Steering Committees
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NCTN Treatment and Imaging Steering Committees
The NCTN Steering Committees review concepts for large phase 2 or phase 3 treatment or imaging trials conducted in the NCTN.
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Investigational Drug Steering Committee
The IDSC works with NCI in the design and prioritization of early phase drug development trials.
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NCORP - Cancer Control Steering Committees
The NCORP Steering Committees review concepts for clinical trials to control cancer symptoms and cancer treatment side effects, concepts for studies of cancer care delivery, and cancer prevention, screening, and surveillance concepts.
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Patient Advocate Steering Committee
The PASC works to ensure advocates involved with SSCs are completely integrated in the development, implementation, and monitoring of clinical trials within those groups.