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    • Medical Anthropology
    • Public Health

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    • Applied anthropology requires practical skills for real-world impact.
    • Master of Science programs increasingly integrate experiential learning.
    • The opioid epidemic necessitates effective pain management strategies.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To describe the process of acquiring practical skills for applied anthropology.
    • To detail the development of a research project in pain management within a clinical setting.
    • To illustrate the integration of theoretical and logistical research components.

    Main Methods:

    • Service-Learning Internship Program (SLIP) for early field site familiarization.
    • Thesis fieldwork conducted in a Veterans Affairs hospital pain clinic.
    • Utilizing Institutional Review Board (IRB) approval as a case study for skill integration.

    Main Results:

    • Students gain familiarity with field sites prior to intensive fieldwork.
    • The SLIP facilitated a research focus on pain management during the opioid epidemic.
    • The research process involved developing questions, meeting requirements, data collection, analysis, and writing.

    Conclusions:

    • Hands-on training through programs like SLIP is essential for applied anthropologists.
    • Mentorship is crucial for navigating the complexities of research.
    • Graduates are prepared to apply anthropological approaches in professional settings.