We are growing future leaders by expanding the pipeline and increasing the rigor of applied health research methods.
We host a health services research seminar that is open to the public. Featuring health services researchers from around the world, seminars are held each Wednesday during the Fall, Winter and Spring UC Davis academic quarters.
We host a quarterly Applied Research Symposia Series for UC Davis faculty, students and staff. Featuring leading health and health policy researchers, our symposia offer a unique opportunity to learn from research presentations and interactive discussions.
We host a Qualitative Research Discussion Group and Applied Methods Journal Club for UC Davis faculty, staff, and student researchers. Participants stay up-to-date on the latest research developments in a collaborative and engaging learning environment.
We create mentorship opportunities for both mentors and mentees as well as facilitate educational opportunities such as internships, fellowships, and more. Opportunities are available for late-, mid-, and early-career faculty, postdoctoral researchers, and graduate, medical, and undergraduate students at UC Davis.
Join other faculty affiliates dedicated to mentoring the next generation of health services researchers. We connect mid- and late-career faculty with students and early-career professionals, fostering an environment where your knowledge, experience, and guidance can help shape the future of research.
Are you interested in becoming a mentor? Contact Melissa Gosdin at mmgosdin@ucdavis.edu to learn more.
Connect with our experienced and accomplished faculty affiliates who are dedicated to developing the next generation of health services researchers. You will gain valuable insights, support, and opportunities to grow in a collaborative environment designed to help you succeed in your research journey.
Are you interested in becoming a mentee? Contact Melissa Gosdin at mmgosdin@ucdavis.edu to learn more.
We host undergraduate student interns as part of the part of the Quarter at Aggie Square program. Most recently, we participated in the program's Advancing Health Care Equity experience. In 2024, our interns familiarized themselves with one of two topics: access to abortion care and treatment for people with opioid use disorder.
A $1.25 million, T32 training grant from the National Institutes of Health supports structured and mentored time to prepare doctoral students for careers that have a significant impact on the health-related research needs of the nation. Courtney Lyles, director of the Center for Healthcare Policy and Research, is a co-principal investigator on the grant with our affiliate and nursing professor Leigh Ann Simmons.
The UC Davis Center for Healthcare Policy and Research in partnership with the Division of Health Policy and Management in the Department of Public Health Sciences will launch a new Applied Methods Journal Club in 2025. Participants will discuss the latest innovative methods in applied health services research.
The UC Davis Center for Healthcare Policy and Research hosted a who’s who of state and national thought leaders and physicians eager to improve the declining state of primary care.
September marks Women in Medicine Month, an annual event celebrating the significant contributions of women in the healthcare field. We spotlight three exceptional women working with the UC Davis Center for Healthcare Policy and Research on critical research and mentoring the next generation of leaders in health.
UC Davis received a $1.25 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to focus on health equity. Courtney Lyles, director of the Center for Healthcare Policy and Research, is a co-principal investigator on the grant with Center affiliate and nursing professor Leigh Ann Simmons.
The UC Davis Center for Healthcare Policy and Research hosted four undergraduate students interested in health equity. The students interned at the Center from January through March 2024 as part of the Quarter at Aggie Square’s Advancing Health Care Equity experience.
More than 120 students, faculty, and staff attended the UC Davis Applied Public Health Research Day, hosted by the Center for Healthcare Policy and Research. They got the chance to learn and network with students and postdoctoral scholars who presented a variety of public health research projects and studies.