The Researcher Resilience Training (RRT) program is an NIMH-funded program designed to provide advanced doctoral students and early career investigators interested in child and adolescent behavioral health and well-being, with the necessary research skills to address the significant challenges that exist within resource-poor settings. The RRT program trains researchers to address a broad range of behavioral health challenges. Participants may focus on any population or setting, and selection is not based on study subject demographics. RRT fellows will receive didactic instruction, mentoring, hands-on experience in child-focused studies, individualized consultation, goal setting, monitoring and ongoing support resources across time.
Eligibility Requirements
- Advanced doctoral students/early career investigators working with a mentor on a current study
- Interest in child-focused behavioral health and overall well-being
- Currently at U.S.-based organization
Fellow Benefits
- Structured coursework
- Hands-on research experience
- Mentoring networks
- Professional development
Program Dates: 2018-2028