Researchers
Alan M. Garber (Principal Investigator) - Stanford University

During their fellowship, trainees will gain knowledge in several non-biomedical fields of inquiry, undertake advanced learning in a specialized field, and perform original research under close supervision by a member of the faculty. The exceptional opportunities to combine formal instruction with supervised research distinguish this program from other training programs in health services research. The program's structure reflects the belief that the growing sophistication and importance of health services research makes broad knowledge of the filed and skill in application and development of appropriate methodology essential. Trainees who complete this structured but flexible program will be exceptionally well prepared to become the leading investigators in one of the most challenging fields of modern health care.

Contact
Mary Herda

Funding provided by
• NIH (AHRQ)