Our T32 postdoc program is focused on transdisciplinary cancer prevention and control research. Faculty study health equity, disparities, engagement, and the full continuum from prevention through survivorship. Our program includes postdocs from diverse backgrounds and a range of disciplines including, but not limited to, epidemiology, psychology, community health, public health, social work, implementation science, and other related fields. My own research is focused on improve equity and outcomes in cancer screening and early detection, using community engaged research in low resource settings.
Research keywords: cancer control; cancer prevention; health equity
Basic information
| Pronouns: | She/Her/Hers |
| Mentoring statement: | Not provided. |
| Some former postdocs’ career outcomes: | Past trainees have gone on to academic positions, research organizations, government (CDC, NIH), and industry. Most went into tenure-track faculty positions, and several have gained NIH or other funding. About half of our trainees have come from disadvantaged backgrounds or those under-represented in science and medicine and we strive to create a supportive network and environment for postdocs. |
Postdoc openings within the next year
| Number of postdoc positions: | 2 |
| Postdoc eligibility: | U.S. Citizens or Permanent Residents |