Applicants are sought for an innovative postdoctoral training program, a collaboration between the Cleveland Clinic Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing at Case Western Reserve University, involving research training in interdisciplinary, inclusive research to identify the best strategies to optimize the effectiveness of self-management rehabilitation interventions in people with MS. Training will be tailored to the selected candidates’ interests, with introductory training in rehabilitation concepts, universal research design principles, and the pathology and psychosocial impact of MS. This will be followed by advanced training in digital and blood biomarker discovery, function and quality of life measurement, technology-enhanced behavior change, and multiphase optimization strategies.


For additional information contact
Matthew Plow, PhD
216.368.8969, map208@case.edu
https://case.edu/nursing/i-well-research

Ideal applicants will be PhD-prepared in nursing, rehabilitation or exercise science. Qualified applicants from historically-marginalized groups, ethnic minorities, sexual and gender minorities and persons with disabilities are invited to apply.