Career Development Opportunities Program

The Career Development Opportunities (CDO) Program focuses on training clinicians to be clinician-scientists, able to conduct important tobacco control research. Clinicians in multiple disciplines and at different phases in their careers (e.g., college students of diverse majors, pre-doctoral clinical psychology students, medical students, established clinicians) will be recruited for specialized tobacco-research training.

Utilizing the expertise of a diverse leadership team, the CDO Program will work with historically black institutions and Hispanic institutions to increase their students’ exposure to tobacco science and to facilitate collaborations with the UW-TTURC.

More Information
Tobacco Dependence: Treatment and Outcomes, TTURC 2 (2004-2009)

• Research by the Transdisciplinary Tobacco Use Research Center
• University of Wisconsin Measures and Scales
• Tobacco and Healthcare Policy Research
• Clinical Trials: New Medication
• Additional UW-CTRI Research
• Links to Other Research Web Sites