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Johns Hopkins Medicine - Clinical Research Post Doctoral
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| Visiting Professor Positions, Department of Psychiatry, University of California, San Francisco |
| The Department of Psychiatry at the University of California, San Francisco (UCS) has visiting professor positions as part of the Learning for Early Careers in Addiction and Diversity (LEAD) Program. During the three-year program, visiting professors complete a 4-week summer intensive program at UCSF and participate in meetings with a mentorship team at their home institution. (More...pdf)
POSTED: 10/14/14 |
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| NIDA Substance Abuse Training Center in Public Health, Department of Epidemiology, University of Florida, Gainsville, FL |
| The Department of Epidemiology at the University of Florida (UF) announces a NIDA Substance Abuse Training Center in Public Health. The T32 training program, directed by Linda B. Cottler, will support 4 Pre Docs and 2 Post Docs each year. The justification for the T32 is: a) increased health disparities related to the harmful consequences of drug use; b) a significant shortage of scientists in the drug abuse field; c) our strong academic and research environment at UF which is ripe for producing public health oriented scientists and clinicians; d) the underrepresentation of NIDA and other NIH T32 training programs in the Southeast region of the US; e) a strong and enthusiastic group of mentors who have an excellent track record to train nationally and internationally prominent substance abuse researchers; and f) the commitment of the State and UF’s President to be a top ten public university, which brings additional resources for research. The core innovative aspect of this new public health oriented T32 is the focus on the epidemiology and prevention of substance use and its consequences and co-morbidities, with a focus on social determinants of health and health inequalities, and the development of behavioral interventions to reduce substance use and its harmful consequences. The training program is crafted with a clear application to practice and public health both domestically and internationally. The program will: i. train talented individuals to independently work from the individual level (behavioral interventions) to the population level (exposure and consequences of addiction) to eliminate health inequalities related to substance use and its consequences; ii. provide trainees with an apprenticeship style education to master skills to critically evaluate data, conduct multiple aspects of addiction research and become successful, and independent investigators who contribute to the field; iii. train individuals to understand, apply and maintain the highest ethical standards in their science and scholarship as socially responsible investigators. The program is co-directed by Sara Jo Nixon, Department of Psychiatry, College of Medicine, UF. To apply, visit our website to download the application form (http://epidemiology.phhp.ufl.edu/training/nida-t32-training-program/) or contact Tamara Millay at tmillay@ufl.edu.
POSTED: 7/25/14 |
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