Training at the Center for Behavioral and Preventive Medicine
The Center for Behavioral and Preventive Medicine (CBPM) is dedicated to training the next generation of innovative and collaborative researchers, clinicians, and mentors in a variety of disciplines relevant to behavioral and preventive medicine.
The center provides a highly supportive and rich environment for research and training that embodies the values of integrity, respect, and collegiality. The research scientists at CBPM have academic backgrounds in clinical, social, and quantitative psychology, medical anthropology, exercise physiology, epidemiology, biostatistics, and medicine. These research scientists work closely with a number of trainees, collaborating actively on research and professional development.
Research scientist-trainee teams also partner with colleagues from other centers and departments at Brown University as well as with colleagues from local hospitals and community-based, national, and international organizations. CBPM maintains a large research portfolio and hosts a nationally recognized predoctoral resident and postdoctoral fellowship training program in behavioral and preventive medicine. Both pre- and postdoctoral training opportunities are supported by institutional, U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH), and other sponsors.
| Predoctoral Training | Postdoctoral Training | Research Training |
- Behavioral Medicine Resident Coordinator: Megan Pinkston-Camp, PhD
- Behavioral Medicine Postdoctoral Coordinator: Elissa Jelalian, PhD
- Center for Behavioral and Preventive Medicine Director: Laura Stroud, PhD
Training Spotlight
Qualitative Science and Methods Training Program
QSMTP offers cutting-edge coaching and guidance in qualitative and mixed research techniques to postdoctoral and faculty researchers in the health sciences.
Mission
History
What We Do
Research
Community
Training
