Career and Training Opportunities

Work with Us

All scientific, administrative, and fellowship opportunities in the Behavioral Research Program are listed below. For federal positions, the program posts vacancy announcements ahead of the listing on usajobs.gov, where all federal positions must be listed. Potential fellows are encouraged to speak with current fellows or staff throughout the application process.

 

Commitment to Diversity and Inclusion

The Behavioral Research Program is deeply committed to building a diverse health sciences workforce that maintains, fosters, and promotes an equitable, inclusive, accessible, and nurturing work environment. Diverse teams foster scientific innovation, improve the quality of research, contribute their lived experiences to a robust learning environment, advance the likelihood that underserved or health disparity populations participate and benefit from health research, and enhance public trust.

Current Employment and Fellowship Opportunities

Shape America’s Future

Find your fit in the federal government.

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NOTE: In order to be approved for logistical and physical access to NIH facilities and systems, candidates must be able to pass a Federal background check using Standard Form-85 (read-SF-85). Section 14 of the Form asks, "in the last year, have you used, possessed, supplied, or manufactured illegal drugs?" The questions pertain to the illegal use of drugs or controlled substances in accordance with Federal laws, even though permissible under state laws. Federal laws supersede all state laws.

About Our Fellowship Programs

The cancer training and career development opportunities on NCI’s Maryland campuses cover a broad spectrum of disciplines for people at varying career stages, such as high school students, graduate students, scientists, clinicians, and health care professionals.

 

The NCI maintains a CV/resume databank of interested candidates to be considered for postdoctoral, doctoral, and postbaccalaureate (master-level and post-college) fellowships. Candidates are encouraged to post their CVs/resumes.


 

Contact

For general questions about fellowships, contact:

Richard Moser

Rick Moser, PhD
moserr@mail.nih.gov
Training Director, Division of Cancer Control and Population Sciences
Research Methods Coordinator, Behavioral Research Program

At a Glance

Learn about fellowship opportunities within the Behavioral Research Program.

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Last Updated
January 18, 2024