ADAI News

Job Open: NWATTC Program/Training Director (Portland, OR)

The Northwest Addiction Technology Transfer Center (NWATTC) is seeking a Program/Training Director to oversee the day-to-day operations of the center, including the delivery of services, gathering essential data, preparation of products, processing and monitoring performance of sub-contracts, and reviewing expenses for purposes of budget management.

This position will work closely with Principal Investigators to develop and expand NWATTC program initiatives. The position provides technical assistance, consultation and training consistent with the required functions of the project including work with primary care settings, specialty treatment clinics and mental health care settings.

NWATTC is located at Oregon Health & Sciences University in Portland, OR.

Details and application: http://bit.ly/SROmrf

ADAI Small Grant Awards for March 2014

ADAI awarded three Small Grants for the March 2014 round of applications.  Congratulations to the recipients!

Susan Searles Nielsen, PhD, Environmental & Occupational Health Sciences, Innate DNA Demethylation Capacity as a Contributor to Smoking Initiation

Frank J. Schwebel, BS, Graduate Student, Psychology, Using Text Message Reminders to Help Adolescents Remain Mindful of Their Commitment to Drug Abstinence

Lauren K. Whiteside, MD, UW Emergency Medicine and Harborview Medical Center, Automated Screening and Collaborative Care in the ED for Trauma Patients With Prescription Drug Misuse: An Open Feasibility Trial

You can read abstracts of these projects here.

The next deadline for ADAI Small Grant applications is October 15, 2014.  You can read more about ADAI Small Grants Program and application process on the ADAI Small Grant web page.