The Cancer Prevention Fellowship Program at the National Cancer Institute is the flagship multidisciplinary postdoctoral training program in cancer prevention. This intramural program has been in existence at the NCI since 1987 and has trained hundreds of cancer prevention researchers, many of whom are in leadership positions across the United States and internationally. The CPFP is expanding its leadership team and will be hiring a doctoral-level scientist who will bring new perspectives and a strong commitment to advancing the mission of this exceptional training program. Specifically, this is a non-supervisory leadership position that will mentor fellows from a variety of different disciplines representing the full breadth of cancer prevention research (e.g., basic, clinical, and social sciences, as well as epidemiology, biostatistics, engineering, and related areas) and contribute to the development, implementation, and evaluation of cancer prevention program activities within the CPFP.
Example job duties for this position include:
Strong candidates for this position include individuals with substantial experience in cancer prevention research and/or scientific and career development training as well as individuals earlier in their career who have a passion for training that they could cultivate within the CPFP. Doctoral-level scientists across all disciplines relevant to cancer prevention are encouraged to apply. This position is in Rockville, MD and will be filled at the GS-13 level.
Interested candidates should apply to the announcements below and can contact Dr. Jessica Faupel-Badger, badgerje@mail.nih.gov , or Lymarie Maldonado-Baez, lymarie.maldonado-baez@nih .gov, for additional information.
Job announcement open & closing dates: January 18th to January 27th, 2023
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