"Postdoctoral Fellow, Training Program in Mental Health Research"

The Harvard Training Program in Mental Health Policy, based at Harvard Medical School's Department of Health Care Policy and affiliated with Harvard's interfaculty PhD Program in Health Policy, offers advanced training in mental health services and policy research to individuals who have completed all requirements for PhD, MD, or other relevant doctoral degrees in economics, political science, statistics, sociology, psychology, social work, psychiatry, public health or other related fields.

The program's goal is to train future leaders in mental health policy and services research. This training is supported by the National Institute of Mental Health under the National Research Service Award programs. Only US citizens or permanent residents are eligible for this fellowship.

Fellows accepted for enrollment enter the program for a period of one year, with a second year contingent on funding, and will be paired with a primary mentor at Harvard. Training emphases include the organization, financing, utilization, quality, and political analysis of mental health care. The program provides experience in a well-funded research environment with excellent opportunities for faculty collaboration and publication.

For more information, please see: Training Program in Mental Health Policy | Health Care Policy

Required Documents:

• Curriculum Vitae (CV)
• Statement of Purpose (up to two double-spaced pages)
• Three letters of recommendation
  • Recommendations from individuals inside or outside of the health policy/services research field are welcome
• Optional: up to two other selected materials, such as copies of representative writing samples

Basic Qualifications:

Ph.D., MD or other relevant doctoral degree in economics, political science, statistics, sociology, psychology, social work, psychiatry, public health or other related fields.

Additional Qualifications:

Per NIH/NRSA policy, only US citizens or permanent residents are eligible for this fellowship.

Contact Information:

Haiden Huskamp, PhD, Henry J. Kaiser Professor of Health Care Policy