T32 also supports additional graduate coursework in epidemiology,
biostatistics, and nutrition science.
The Center for Promotion of Adherence and Self-Management has three
open fellowship positions. Two of
these are in a new NIH-funded T32
in treatment adherence research directed by Dennis Drotar, Ph.D. (
den-nis.drotar@cchmc.org) and involve
all Adherence Center faculty. In addition, one specialized lab-based position is available that is focused on
prospective and intervention studies
on adherence in transplantation with
Ahna Pai, Ph.D. All of these positions
afford extensive opportunities in multidisciplinary research with faculty in
clinical psychology, pediatrics, and
biostatistics. Program fellows will
have opportunities to conduct research in the following areas: measurement of adherence to treatment
including electronic monitoring, psychological and pharmacological approaches, statistical methods, including predictive models of influence on
adherence to treatment, studies of the
relationship of adherence to clinical
outcomes and evaluation of interventions to promote treatment adherence
for a range of chronic conditions and
research on healthy outcomes including health-related quality of life.
See http://www.cincinnatichildrens.
org/research/project/adherence/ for
more information about the Adherence Center. Applicants must have
a doctoral degree from an APA-accredited program, completed an
APA-accredited internship, and defended their dissertation prior to beginning the fellowship. The application deadline is January 15, 2014.
Applications should be addressed
to: Postdoctoral Training Committee, c/o Vicky Sanders, Division of
Behavioral Medicine and Clinical
Psychology, Cincinnati Children’s
Hospital Medical Center, 3333 Burnet Avenue, MLC-3015, Cincinnati,
OH 45229-3039. Visit our website for fellowship information, and
application forms at: http://www.
cincinnatichildrens.org/education/
clinical/fellowship/beh-med/
default/ or contact: Vicky Sanders
at Vicky.Sanders@cchmc.org for
more information. Director of Fellowship Training: Meg Zeller, Ph.D.
POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP
IN NEUROPSYCHOLOGY: Cin-
cinnati Children’s Hospital Medi-
cal Center (CCHMC) announces the
availability of a Postdoctoral Fel-
lowship in clinical neuropsychology.
CCHMC is one of the largest chil-
dren’s hospitals in the country with
a reputation for excellence and inno-
vation in clinical care, teaching, and
research. The Division of Behavior-
al Medicine and Clinical Psychology
is offering one two-year fellowship
in Neuropsychology (Neuropsychol-
ogy Training Director: Dean Beebe,
Ph.D., ABPP). This fellowship con-
forms to the guidelines established
by the Association of Postdoctoral
Programs in Clinical Neuropsycho-
logy (APPCN). Fellows receive
broad clinical training with diverse
neurologic and neurodevelopmental
populations, participate in a variety
of didactic activities, and contribute
to ongoing research programs. We
use an apprenticeship model focused
on active mentoring, career develop-
ment, professional role identity, and
development of skills in clinical care
and research that ensures success as
a scientist-practitioner. Applicants
must have a doctoral degree from
an APA- or CPA-accredited pro-
gram, completed an APA- or CPA-
accredited internship, and defended
their dissertation prior to beginning
the fellowship. Applications will be
reviewed as they are received un-
til January 3, 2014. For more infor-
mation on about the neuropsychol-
ogy fellowship and a list of needed
application materials, see the link
to our brochure at www.cincinnati
childrens.org/education/clinical/
fellowship/beh-med/curriculum/. To
submit an application or for more in-
formation about how to apply, con-
tact: Postdoctoral Training Com-
mittee, c/o Vicky Sanders, Division
of Behavioral Medicine and Clini-
cal Psychology, Cincinnati Chil-
dren’s Hospital Medical Center, 3333
Burnet Avenue, MLC-3015, Cin-
cinnati, OH 45229-3039 or e-mail
Vicky.Sanders@cchmc.org. For spe-
cific inquiries related to the neu-
ropsychology fellowship, contact:
Dean.Beebe@cchmc.org. You are
also encouraged to visit our website
at www.cincinnatichildrens.org/ed/
clinical/fellow/psychology/ for more
extensive information about the mul-
tiple postdoctoral programs within
our division.
POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIPS
IN CHILD CLINICAL PSYCHO-
LOGY AND DEVELOPMENTAL
DISABILITIES: Cincinnati Chil-
dren’s Hospital Medical Center
(CCHMC) announces the avail-
ability of postdoctoral fellowships
in child clinical psychology and de-
velopmental disabilities. CCHMC
is one of the largest children’s hos-
pitals in the country with a reputa-
tion for excellence and innovation in
clinical care, teaching, and research.
The Division of Behavioral Medi-
cine and Clinical Psychology Cen-
ter for ADHD, and the Division of
Developmental and Behavioral Pe-
diatrics are offering fellowships in
clinical child and adolescent psy-
chology. The model of training is an
apprenticeship model focused on ac-
tive mentoring, career development,
professional role identity, and devel-
opment of skills in clinical research
and care that ensures success as
a scientist-practitioner. Behavioral
Medicine and Clinical Psychology
fellowship at the Center for Atten-
tion-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder
(ADHD) directed by Jeff Epstein,
Ph.D. ( Jeff.Epstein@cchmc.org) is a
two-year fellowship with opportuni-
ties to work on multiple NIH fund-
ed studies, including studies of cog-
nitive training interventions, driving
studies, and community and school-
based interventions for ADHD. Di-
vision of Developmental and Behav-
ioral Pediatrics (DDBP) fellowships
(two open positions) directed by Re-
bekah Ridgeway, Psy.D. (Rebekah.
Ridgeway@cchmc.org) focus on in-
fants, children, and adolescents (and
their families) who present with a
variety of neurodevelopmental dis-
abilities and chronic handicapping
conditions within an interdisciplin-
ary, outpatient setting. Conditions
may include developmental delay,
autism, ADHD, discipline and be-
havioral problems, intellectual dis-
abilities, learning disabilities, cere-
bral palsy, and down syndrome. At
least one of the fellowships will be
predominately in The Kelly O’Leary
Center (TKOC) for Autism Spectrum
Disorders. Positions are primarily
clinical with the option of some re-
search training. DDBP/TKOC fel-
lowships are for one year. Appli-
cants must have a doctoral degree
from an APA-accredited program,
completed an APA-accredited in-
ternship, and defended their disser-
tation prior to beginning the fellow-
ship. Applications will be reviewed
as they are received until Janu-
ary 15, 2014. Applications should
be addressed to: Postdoctoral Train-
ing Committee, c/o Vicky Sand-
ers, Division of Behavioral Medi-
cine and Clinical Psychology, Cin-
cinnati Children’s Hospital Medical
Center, 3333 Burnet Avenue, MLC-
3015, Cincinnati, OH 45229-3039.
Visit our website for fellowship in-
formation and application forms at:
http://www.cincinnatichildrens.
org/education/clinical/fellowship/
beh-med/default/ or contact:
Vicky Sanders at Vicky.Sanders@
cchmc.org for more information.
Psychology Fellowship Training Di-
rector: Meg Zeller, Ph.D.
OKLAHOMA
FACULTY POSITION IN HUMAN
BEHAVIORAL NEUROSCIENCE:
The Department of Psychology at the
University of Oklahoma invites applicants for a tenure-track position
in human behavioral neuroscience
at the rank of assistant professor.
The successful applicant must have
a doctoral degree in human behavioral neuroscience or an equivalent
field and strong interests in at least
one of the current areas of graduate
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