• Two-year fellowship for postdoctoral trainees
• Individualized training in cancer risks, behavioral-based prevention interventions and disparities
• Opportunities to incorporate community engagement into research design, implementation and dissemination with experts at an NCI-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center

This two-year postdoctoral training program is individually tailored and multidisciplinary. It offers a core curriculum in the science and practice of conducting CPC and cancer health equity research, individualized training opportunities and a mentored research experience.

Specific opportunities include (but are not limited to):

• Cancer communication, including the use of social media and digital/mobile health
• Cancer health disparities
• Cancer health care economics
• Cancer survivorship and outcomes research
• Community-engaged research
• Health behavior research, tobacco control and cancer screening