Duke University School of Nursing Established in 1931, Duke University School of Nursing is a national leader in preparing nurse clinicians, scholars, and innovators who are transforming healthcare through excellence in education, research, and clinical practice. With more than 1,500 students, we offer a comprehensive range of programs, including the Master of Nursing MN, Master of Science in Nursing MSN, Doctor of Nursing Practice DNP, and PhD in Nursing. Our programs are designed to meet the evolving demands of today’s healthcare landscape, equipping graduates with rigorous training, evidence-based practice, and interdisciplinary collaboration to lead the future of nursing. Our nursing program stands as a leader in healthcare education, earning #1 in the nation for Best Bachelor of Science in Nursing BSN Programs, #2 for Doctor of Nursing Practice, and #5 for Master’s programs, according to U.S. News & World Report. For over a decade, we’ve also been celebrated as a Best School for Men in Nursing by the American Association for Men in Nursing AAMN—11 years and counting! These accolades reflect our unwavering commitment to excellence, innovation, and inclusivity in preparing the next generation of nursing professionals. Be You. The HEEAT Lab addressing Health Disparities through Engagement, Equity, Advocacy, and Trust at the Duke University School of Nursing is seeking a Postdoctoral Associate to join an interdisciplinary research team focused on health equity, implementation science, HIV prevention, population health, and dissemination science. You will contribute to ongoing federally funded studies while developing an independent program of scholarship aligned with the HEEAT Lab mission. Working closely with community partners, health systems, policymakers, and interdisciplinary collaborators, you will conduct community-engaged research and help develop, test, and disseminate evidence-based solutions that reduce health disparities and improve population health. This position also provides mentorship, scientific collaboration, professional development, and opportunities to prepare for independent funding and leadership in health equity research. Minimum Requirements: PhD, DrPH, or equivalent research doctorate in nursing, public health, behavioral sciences, epidemiology, sociology, psychology, or a related field. Demonstrated research experience. Strong scientific writing and communication skills. Commitment to collaborative, community-engaged research. Preferred Qualifications: Experience with NIH-funded research. Peer-reviewed publications. Grant writing experience. Qualitative and/or quantitative methods expertise. Experience with implementation science. Experience using statistical or qualitative software. Other Requirements: Full-time, one-year fellowship renewable based on funding and outcomes. This position is onsite. The work is performed on-site at the Duke University School of Nursing and includes community-based activit
