Implementation Science Fellowship
Training for Healthcare Delivery, Equity, and Institutional Capacity in Safety Net Settings
The demand for implementation scientists – researchers trained in the study of methods that promote adoption and integration of evidence-based practices into routine healthcare settings – continues to grow proportionally to the exponential increase in research evidence. Building institutional capacity for implementation science (IS) is critical.
The Evans Center for Implementation and Improvement Sciences (CIIS) is a methodological hub for the scientific evaluation of efforts to improve healthcare delivery within safety net settings. To increase institutional capacity in Implementation and Improvement Sciences, CIIS offers an Implementation Science Fellowship (CIIS Fellowship). The goals of the CIIS Fellowship are to:
Fellowship Goals
- Expand institutional expertise & capacity in implementation science (IS)
- Offer cross-disciplinary, specialty agnostic, immersive methodologic training in IS
- Provide networking, support, and mentorship to promising trainees and early career faculty
- Serve as proof of concept for UH3, K12, or T32 that transitions from CTSI/DOM support
Questions
- Please contact Kayla Jones at kjones4@bu.edu with questions.
- Visit the CIIS website: https://sites.bu.edu/ciis/ for more information about the Center.
