The following is a partial listing of research opportunities by site.
For specific information regarding research opportunities, please contact
Drs. Deb Cowley (543-6577)
or John Neumaier (731-2896).
In addition, in 2001-2002 we are offering a 0.2 FTE NIMH-funded training
program in clinical research for two R4s who are interested in clinical
research and who have research experience. Please contact Dr. Cowley for
details.
CHRMC: Research areas include basic neuroscience (Alan Unis,
M.D.); attachment and conduct disorder (Matt Speltz, Ph.D.); attention
deficit hyperactivity disorder (Chris Varley, M.D.); adolescent depression
(Elizabeth McCauley, Ph.D.), childhood psychotic disorders (Dr. McClellan).
HMC: projects include basic neuroscience (Drs. Neumaier, Pham);
health services research (Drs. Roy-Byrne, Snowden, Comtois, Ries); seasonal
affective disorder (Dr. Avery); repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation
(Dr. Avery); dual diagnosis (Dr. Ries, Barrett); geriatrics (Dr. Snowden);
borderline personality disorder (Dr. Comtois); HIV / AIDS (Drs. Uldall,
Elliot); adult attention deficit disorder phenomenology and treatment
(Drs. McCann and Roy-Byrne).
UWMC: projects include health services research / psychiatry
in primary care (Drs. Katon, Walker, Sullivan, Ciechanowski, Fann, Chwastiak);
geriatrics (Dr. Borson); neuroimaging (Dr. Dager); phenomenology and
psychopharmacology of affective disorders (Dr. Dunner); basic neuroscience
(Drs. Dorsa, Stella), chronic fatigue syndrome (Dr. Schmaling), sleep
(Drs. Vitiello, Moe), sexual dysfunction (Dr. Heiman).
VA: projects include geriatrics (Drs. Raskind, Peskind, Barnes,
Pascualy, Shores); women's health (Dr. Dobie); PTSD (Drs. McFall, Jensen,
Kanter, Petrie); addictions (Drs. Saxon, Calsyn, Kivlahan, Donovan);
neuroendocrinology and neuropsychopharmacology (Drs. Raskind, Peskind);
basic neuroscience (Drs. Hamblin, Kohen); schizophrenia (Drs. Ashleigh,
Radant); neuropsychiatric genetics (Drs. Bird, Tsuang, Raskind, Peskind,
Schellenberg).
For those residents committed to pursuing a research oriented career
path post-residency, VA faculty can assist in the development of a fundable
career development fellowship or junior faculty level grant to provide
salary support post residency. For more information, please contact
Elaine Peskind, MD (277-3965).
You may also do research with faculty in a variety of other UW departments
(consult John Neumaier, M.D., Ph.D., for details).
