Washington University School of Medicine and the Siteman Cancer Center, a National Cancer Institute-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center, are seeking applications for Postdoctoral Fellowships in Cancer Prevention and Control. We are particularly interested in candidates with an interest in health behavior and health disparities research, community-based research, cancer communication, epidemiology or decision sciences. However, all applications will be considered. Applications are considered on a rolling basis for the cohorts for spring and fall of 2019.

A strong mentoring and career development program is in place in the Division of Public Health Sciences with a track record of successfully placing trainees. The Division of Public Health Sciences conducts world-leading research, education and outreach to prevent cancer and other diseases, promote population health, and improve quality and access to health care in Missouri and beyond. The division is led by Graham Colditz, MD, DrPH, an internationally recognized leader in cancer prevention. Our vibrant group of multi-disciplinary faculty conducts research on a wide range of health issues, and there are opportunities to collaborate with clinical, basic science, statistical, and other faculty across the academic campuses of Washington University. Siteman Cancer Center is a NCI-designated comprehensive cancer center with a strong Prevention & Control Program.

To apply or for more information:

To apply, go to http://publichealthsciences.wustl.edu/en/Education/Postdoctoral-Training

Or, send CV, cover letter, and list of reference to: 

Graham A. Colditz, MD, DrPH; colditzg@wustl.edu

Niess-Gain Professor

Chief, Division of Public Health Sciences,

Department of Surgery, Washington University School of Medicine

Inquiries can be directed to Dr. Aimee James (Training Director) at aimeejames@wustl.edu.