DAD-R Editor’s Picks Webinar
November 18 @ 1pm ET Registration link: Webinar Registration - Zoom
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Indigenous Research Methodologies Webinar – Reflecting and Uplifting Our Ways of Knowing and Doing
Join Christopher Kemp and Miigis Gonzalez in their discussion on Reflecting and Uplifting Our Ways of Knowing and Doing on November 23rd from 2:00 - 3:00 PM (EST) Click here to register!
Thinklab: Human Behavioral Pharmacology
December 9 @ 12 noon ET Registration Link: Webinar Registration - Zoom
Repurposing Generic (ReGen) Drugs Evidence Package Challenge
NIH has launched a prize competition to expand access to affordable treatments for conditions that place a high burden on the healthcare ecosystem. As part of NIH’s Bio Genesis Mission, the National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences is administering this challenge to kick-start a multi-step program. The $4 million Repurposing Generic (ReGen) Drugs Evidence Package […]
2027 International Forum Virtual Meeting
The National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) International Program is pleased to announce that the 2027 International Forum will be held as a virtual meeting on June 16–17, 2027. Connect with the global substance use and addiction research community at the 2027 Forum to exchange scientific findings and explore opportunities to strengthen international collaboration. Call […]
Rolling Opportunities
The Interprofessional Advanced Fellowship in Addiction Treatment is a research-focused, post-graduate fellowship at 10 Veterans Health Administration sites across the country (Ann Arbor MI; Boston MA; Houston TX; Los Angeles CA; Madison WI; Palo Alto CA; Pittsburgh PA; Salt Lake City UT; San Diego CA; and West Haven CT). The Fellowship provides 2 years of post-graduate training to master’s and doctoral-level health care providers (e.g., physicians, psychologists, pharmacists, nurses, social workers) and doctoral level research scientists (e.g., epidemiologist, sociologists). Trainees receive 75% protected time for academic pursuits (research, QI and other scholarship), individually tailored to their area of interest and career goals and guided by mentors of national stature. Fellows spend 25% time providing clinical care or in clinically-focused quality improvement activities. Training is full-time at one of 10 program sites. Trainees across all 10 sites develop a learning community through a national curriculum focused on professional development.
Visit our fellowship website to learn more: https://medicine.utah.edu/internal-medicine/epidemiology/parcka/education-training/iafat