Center for Health Equity Research and Promotion

The Caring for Complex Chronic Conditions Research Group, led by CHERP investigator Ann-Marie Rosland, MD, MS, is seeking applications for two postdoctoral fellowships offered at the University of Pittsburgh. Dr. Rosland is a primary care physician at the VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System, and Associate Professor of General Internal Medicine at the University of Pittsburgh. (Shown here: stock photo of models portraying a caregiver and a patient at home.)

The Caring for Complex Chronic Conditions Research Group at the University of Pittsburgh is led by Ann-Marie Rosland, MD, MS, CHERP COIN Investigator, VA Pittsburgh Healthsystem Physician, and Associate Professor, General Internal Medicine, University of Pittsburgh. 

The group focuses on these core goals:

• improve health care and self-management support for people with diabetes and other chronic conditions
• mobilize the power of patients' social networks to improve health
• develop innovations in care management and coordination for complex patients
• understand the impact of changes in primary care organization and policy

The group is currently recruiting for two postdoctoral fellowships, and the selected scholars will have the opportunity to collaborate with experts across the fields of family and social support, healthcare management, and statistical methodology.

Read more details about the fellowships and how to apply: 

1.  Read more about the Post-Doctoral/Clinical Research Fellow in High-Risk Complex Patient Analytics and Care via this LINK. 

2.  To learn about the Post-Doctoral/Clinical Research Fellowship in Family Support for Chronic Condition Care, go the this LINK.

Visit the website of the Caring for Complex Chronic Conditions Research Group: complexcaring.pitt.edu


Follow them on Twitter @ComplexCaring.

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