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Postdoctoral Scholar
Florida State University (FSU), a public institution that has the Carnegie Foundation's highest designation, is expanding our training mission in the area of postdoctoral fellowships at the FSU College of Medicine. This training program is part of FSU Health, which aims to transform how communities access world-class health care and measurably improve health outcomes. The overall mission of this fellowship program is to provide rigorous training and practical experience to prepare individuals for careers as independent researchers in academia, private industry, and government. The Postdoctoral Program will be housed in the Department of Behavioral Sciences and Social Medicine (BSSM) at FSU College of Medicine. Specific areas of concentration include: behavioral and p
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