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B.S.N.
Second Career
RN Studies
Master's and Post-master's
Programs
Ph.D. Program
Postdoctoral Fellowships
International Programming
Faculty Profile
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Postdoctoral Fellowships in
Women's Health Disparities: Interdisciplinary Training
Goals
One to two year postdoctoral fellowships are funded by the NIH-supported
institutional research training grant to prepare scientists to study the
complex multifactorial causation of women's health disparities. The goals
of the program are to enable nursing scholars to:
- Gain expertise in the varied and sophisticated methods needed to develop
complex multifactorial models of care;
- Study health disparities among diverse populations of women and girls
recognizing the intersectionality of gender, ethnicity and class; and
- Collaborate with ethnically diverse communities to conduct research and
foster the development of nurse scientists of color.
Training Support
Training support is for a l- to 2-year period. Annual stipends are set by
NIH based upon years of experience since your doctorate.
Qualifications
PhD in nursing, or master's degree in nursing and PhD in health-related
field, United States citizenship or permanent residency. Applicants should
submit:
Training Faculty Research Areas
- Carol Boyd - substance abuse,
specifically cocaine use in women
- Bernadine Cimprich - breast
cancer, cognitive function, restorative environments, quality of life
- Barbara Guthrie - substance
abuse habits of adolescent girls from ethnically diverse groups
- Shaké Ketefian - international
health care, ethical issues
- Carol Loveland-Cherry -
family patterns and health behaviors; adolescent substance abuse
- Sally Lusk - promotion of personal
protective equipment use at worksite and in the community
- Laurel Northouse - cancer
effects on patient families, caregiving issues, quality of life
- Penny F. Pierce - decision making
in stressful health care contexts; interventions for women
- Joanne Pohl - smoking cessation;
nurse managed centers, quality, outcome, cost
- Nancy Reame - stress on women's
health; psychobiology of menopause, fertility and obesity
- Carolyn Sampselle - health
behavior and prevention of urinary incontinence in women
- Margaret Scisney-Matlock -
cognitive mapping and blood pressure control in African Americans
- Antonia M. Villarruel -
culturally appropriate health promotion risk reduction interventions with
Latinos
- Reg Arthur Williams - depression,
stress and coping; interventions for depression
- SeonAe Yeo - physical activity
and its relation to health among women
- Mei-Yu Yu - women's health community-based
health promotion, intervention and cross-cultural nursing
For more information contact:
Carolyn Sampselle,
PhD, RN, FAAN, Program Director
Barbara Guthrie, PhD,
RN, Co-Director
For application materials, please direct inquiries to:
Irene Felicetti (ilf@umich.edu)
University of Michigan
School of Nursing
400 N. Ingalls, Room 4320
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-5482
Phone: (734) 764-9519, Fax: (734) 647-0351
School of Nursing: 1-800-458-8689
E-mail address: csampsll@umich.edu
Inquiries about the program are welcome at any time. Candidates of color
are encouraged to apply.
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