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Published on: July 24, 2019
Training the next generation of behavioral medicine scientists to accelerate digital health
Cynthia Castro Sweet1, Leanne Kaye2, Manal Alabduljabbar3
1Modern Health, Clinical Strategy & Research, San Francisco, CA, USA.
Abstract:
We trace the evolution of digital health industry careers for behavioral medicine specialists. We discuss the current misalignment of career opportunities in the private sector with the predominant graduate education training model that emphasizes the pursuit of academic positions. We describe the potential risks to the profession and public health if the field does not adapt professional training models to be inclusive of private sector industry roles. Finally, we offer a series of recommendations aimed at trainees, faculty advisors, and training programs to better prepare trainees for meaningful careers in industry.
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