Scholarship and Research Training
Post-doctoral Research Scholars train under the direction and supervision of faculty mentors in preparation for academic or research careers. The position emphasizes scholarship and research training for doctors of chiropractic.
This is a full-time, one-year appointment at the Palmer Center for Chiropractic Research with possible extension. It is a non-faculty, professional position.
In order to be competitive, you must:
- have a doctor of chiropractic degree
- want to advance chiropractic research and practice
- be motivated and innovative
- be able to work in teams and independently
- work best in a collaborative environment
- want to be mentored by leading chiropractic researchers
Training and experience in clinical and/or health services research is desired.
For more information, contact the Research Program Manager, at research-programs@palmer.edu.
Dr. Kleppe is taking the next step in her career as a Post-Doctoral Research Scholar at Palmer Center for Chiropractic Research (PCCR), the most highly-funded chiropractic research effort in the nation. Looking ahead, she aims to continue her academic journey, aspiring to become an independent investigator and a leader in chiropractic research.
“The post-doctoral research scholar position is a great choice for those looking to grow as a clinician-scientist. It opens many doors including working in academia, pursuing further higher education and conducting research.”
Contact Post-Doctoral Research Coordinator
Zachary D. Almquist, MA
Manager of Research Programs
zachary.almquist@palmer.edu
research-programs@palmer.edu
800-682-1625
