Neiman Institute Fellowship in Clinical Effectiveness and Health Policy Research
Forecasted
Neiman Institute Fellowship in Clinical Effectiveness and Health Policy Research supports researchers through mentored projects to inform radiology practice and health policy, show imaging’s value, and improve care.
Funder: Harvey L. Neiman Health Policy Institute
Due Dates (Anticipated): June 2027 (Application deadline)
Funding Amounts: One-year fellowship with research support and reimbursement for eligible travel and accommodation
Summary: Mentored clinical effectiveness and health policy research training to demonstrate imaging’s value and improve patient care.
Key Information: ACR membership and departmental commitment to 20% protected research effort are required.
Description
The Harvey L. Neiman Health Policy Institute Fellowship in Clinical Effectiveness and Health Policy Research develops researchers who can generate evidence to inform health policy and radiology practice. It focuses on effective and efficient use of health care resources, improved patient care, and demonstrating the value of imaging.
Fellows conduct a proposed research project with mentors and collaborators in the Imaging Clinical Effectiveness and Outcomes Research program, jointly sponsored by the institute and Northwell Health. They learn and apply health services research methods, interpret findings, and examine policy implications. Strongly encouraged topics include cost-effectiveness, patient outcomes, population health, personalized medicine, appropriateness of care, incidental findings, and technological advancements.
