The trainee will also work closely with Carolyn Holmes, Ph.D., Senior Social Science Research Associate at the Institute for Survey Research. Applicants must have earned a doctorate in an appropriate field within the last 8 years and have demonstrated research productivity and academic excellence. An interest in conducting research on nicotine and smoking in women is important. Good quantitative and data analytic skills are also highly desirable. The traineeship is funded by an interdisciplinary training grant sponsored by NIDA, with a start date of August 1, 1997.
Appointments are for two years, contingent on satisfactory completion of the first year.
I will be at SBM in San Francisco, April 16-19, and would be happy to talk with potential applicants at that time.