Article archive / February 1, 2010
Originally published: . Volume 1, No. 6. Source pages: 7.
Dr. Tom Stigall alerted the Times that The Cancer Prevention & Control Research Training Program at the Comprehensive Cancer Center of Wake Forest University is seeking individuals with recent doctorates in psychology.
Individuals desiring to make a career shift to more fully develop their research skills in cancer survivorship are welcomed. Two to three years of funding with salary commensurate with post- doctoral experience are offered along with tuition, health insurance, research support, and travel allowances. An MS degree in Clinical and Population Translational Sciences as part of the training is optional. “Trainees will become independent research investigators in the field of cancer prevention and control, with a particular focus on cancer survivorship,” according to the announcement from Dr. Nancy Avis.
Applications for 2010/11 are being accepted now and go to Dr. Avis, Wake Forest University School of Medicine, Department of Social Sciences and Health Policy, Winston-Salem, NC 27157.
Contacts: navis@wfubmc.edu and http://www.wfubmc.edu/CancerControlTraineeship .
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