IDEAS Center Training Opportunities
NEW**Children's Mental Health Policy Research Fellowship**NEW
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Are you an early career researcher interested in children’s mental health services? The kinds of mental health services children get as a result of state, federal, or systems policies that mandate that care? Who gets care under those policies -- and is the care is evidence-based? What the impacts of these state, federal, or systems child mental health policies on child and family well-being?
Apply for this fellowship to explore how state, federal, and systems policies shape children’s mental health and well-being. Our one-year transdisciplinary fellowship program (April 1, 2020 through March 31, 2021) offers experiential learning, didactic training, and intensive faculty mentoring to help launch your career in the field of children’s mental health policy research. We anticipate offering this program next year, so please stay tuned! Learn from national experts and experienced faculty from the Implementation Research Institute (IRI) about: SYSTEMS SCIENCE & ENGINEERING • Agent-based modeling & simulation: Doug Luke, PhD & Todd Combs, PhD COMPLEX POLICY ENVIRONMENTS • Impact of state policies on children's health and mental health: Kimberly Hoagwood, PhD & Jonathan Purtle, DrPH DISSEMINATION & IMPLEMENTATION • Longstanding national training programs in D&I research (IRI) and children’s mental health services research (T32): Enola Proctor, PhD & John Landsverk, PHD CHILDREN'S GLOBAL HEALTH & WELLNESS • Implementing EBP’s in low- and under-resourced environments: Mary McKay, PhD & Fred Ssewamala, PhD |
**Please note: Fellows who are selected to the program remain at their home institution, and are only required to travel to Washington University to attend the Summer Institute (May 4th-8th, 2020).
Our IDEAS 2020 FellowsCongratulations to our new IDEAS Center 2020 Policy Research Fellows! Learn more about them here!
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