"Postdoctoral Fellowships in Drug Abuse Research – Technology and Health Focus, Behavioral Sciences Training Program, New York, NY"
There are immediate openings for two Postdoctoral Fellows with a  focus on research pertaining to technology-based interventions for drug  abuse. Fellows will be enrolled in The Behavioral Sciences Training  (BST) program, the largest training program supported by the National  Institute on Drug Abuse (16 postdoctoral and predoctoral fellows). The  program is housed at National Development and Research Institutes, Inc.,  a non-profit research and training center with over 25 nationally  renowned Principal Investigators and 70 major grants and contracts from  the National Institute on Drug Abuse, other Federal and state agencies,  and a variety of private sources. BST is administered by Public Health  Solutions, the largest non-profit organization providing public health  services and conducting health-related research in New York City, and  affiliated with the Mailman School of Public Health at Columbia  University.
 All BST fellows attend weekly seminars at NDRI to receive advanced  training in substance abuse research and methods. All postdocs also work  closely with senior researchers at NDRI on on-going research and  develop their own research projects and grants. The two Technology and  Health Fellows will have the opportunity to participate on research  projects including a web-based intervention for adolescents with  substance use disorders, a web-based contingency management intervention  for adult smokers, and a web-based intervention for recent Veterans  with problematic substance use and post-traumatic stress. A study  developing and testing a mobile intervention for methadone maintenance  clients is expected to begin in December, 2011. These two postdocs also  will receive support from BST staff and subject matter experts in NDRI's  Center for Technology and Health in preparing technology-based grant  applications to obtain funding for their own research. 
 Fellows will receive an annual stipend, health insurance, and a  modest amount for travel and research-related expenses. Postdoctoral  fellowship appointments are made for one year and are renewable for a  second year, based upon satisfactory progress. Interested candidates can  submit a letter of interest, curriculum vita, dissertation abstract,  and a publication or paper to Gregory Falkin, Ph.D. at falkin@ndri.org and Bethany Raiff at raiff@ndri.org.  Please make sure to indicate at the top of your letter that you are applying for the Technology and Health Fellowship.
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