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03/11/2020 | Jessica Kendrick, MD MPH | We are looking for qualified persons with interest in clinical cardiovascular research to join a multidisciplinary group working in the area of vascular function, cognitive function and kidney function in patients with chronic kidney disease. | As a postdoctoral fellow, the candidate will develop an Individual Development Plan and receive career mentorship. We have a core curriculum for our T32 fellows consisting of monthly education days and weekly conferences. The candidate will also have access to programs offered by the Colorado Clinical and Translational Science Institute including a clinical research training program, a Pre-K program, K to R Transition program, Mentoring Training program, writing center and scientific writing workshops. Please see attached job description for more details. | Jessica Kendrick, MD MPH Jessica.Kendrick@cuanschutz.edu | |
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09/01/2017 | Nancy F. Krebs, MD & Susan L. Johnson, PhD | The primary goal of the Institutional Training Program in Nutrition is to train the next generation of physician scientists and researchers who are committed to the prevention of disease and health promotion through careers in human Nutrition. | The NIH-funded Nutrition T32 post-doctoral fellowship training program seeks applicants with PhDs or MD/physicians who have completed residency training and wish to pursue an academic career in Nutrition-related research. The objective of this program is to provide research training in the nutritional sciences to physician scientists, basic researchers, and behavioral scientists in the setting of an academic medical center. Trainees develop skills to become independent investigators in a multi-disciplinary environment. Potential research areas and mentors include basic and human lab-based research, behavioral sciences, epidemiology, and implementation sciences. | Applicants, please see detailed application instructions and requirements in the attached PDF document or at external link If you have questions about the application process, please email Carolyn Doyle at NutritionT32@cuanschutz.edu |
