Postdoctoral Research Fellowship in Substance Use Recovery Support Services at UConn Health The University of Connecticut (UConn) School of Medicine (Farmington, CT) has an opening for a postdoctoral research fellowship focused on substance use recovery support services for emerging adults. The fellow will work directly with Kristyn Zajac, PhD, with opportunities for external mentorship from researchers at Chestnut Health Systems, East Tennessee State University, and the University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School.
The fellow will primarily work on a NIDA-funded Initiative, the Collaborative Hub for Emerging Adult Recovery Research (CHEARR; R24DA057632), focused on recovery supports for emerging adults with opioid use disorder. CHEARR seeks to advance research on the efficacy/effectiveness of recovery support services, particularly continuing care models, for emerging adults who take or who have taken medications for opioid use disorder. Of note, recruiting postdoctoral fellows with lived experience (i.e., in recovery from substance use and/or personal experience with familial substance use problems) is a high priority for CHEARR. Therefore, we encourage applicants with lived experience and applicants from communities that are historically underrepresented in science to apply for this position.
Beyond CHEARR activities, integration into other projects will be based on the fellow's interests and training needs. There are currently multiple NIH-funded studies that involve a variety of populations and that employ various research designs and methods, including stepped-wedge cluster randomized trial, multimodal assessments of risk factors for treatment dropout, and mHealth intervention development and evaluation, among others.
Please visit this link for more info and for instructions on how to apply.
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