Research Study for Implementation Scientists

Dec 18,2019 | Consortium_staff Announcements

The Physical Activity Research & Community Implementation (PARCI) Laboratory at Virginia Tech is recruiting participants for a pilot study on FUEL.

Want more FUEL?

Conducting implementation research can be chaotic and comes with professional, personal, and practical costs. It’s a challenge to go all in without burning out, and researchers may compromise their own health in the name of advancing public health.

If you’re an English-speaking implementation researcher who resides in the U.S., you may be eligible for a free coaching program. Eligibility is limited to implementation researchers with a doctoral-level degree and full-time position that includes research.

Coaching sessions are one-on-one, scheduled at your convenience, and tailored to your goals and needs.

The eight-week program includes nine coaching sessions intended to fuel your life, not drain your schedule.

The program will be evaluated by researchers who are studying novel approaches to advancing implementation science. There is no compensation to participation.

Interested in participating? Want more information?

Please contact Abby Steketee at 304-282-1489, abbyms@vt.edu, or visit www.parcilab.org/fuel.

This research has been approved by the Virginia Tech Institutional Review Board: Protocol #18-854