Injury Prevention Center of Rhode Island Hospital Research Fellowship is a two-year physician research training program that includes a Masters in Public Health degree or Master of Science in Clinical and Translational Research from Brown University. Fellows are graduates of emergency medicine or pediatric residency programs and work clinically 2 days per week at the emergency departments affiliated with Brown. They have the remainder of their time protected for research and educational activities. During the two-year program, fellows are expected to pursue mentored research projects in injury or violence prevention and are guided in obtaining skills and training in the established “Core Competencies for Injury and Violence Prevention”. Upon completion of the fellowship, graduates will be prepared for an academic career with a dedicated focus on injury and violence research.

The Injury Prevention Center of Rhode Island Hospital has a well established research program, with a long track record of funding support from the NIH, CDC, state agencies, and private foundations. It also has strong community service and professional education programs. As part of their training, fellows will have the opportunity to work with a large group of physician-researchers, PhD researchers, masters-level clinical research staff, community program staff and the faculty of Brown University. The fellowship offers a very competitive salary and benefits package.

For more information about the Injury Prevention Center see its website.

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Mark Zonfrillo, MD, MSCE
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