The Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry provides the following clinical services:

• ADHD Clinic
• Austism Evaluation Clinic
• Child and Adolescent Anxiety, OCD, and Tic Disorders Program
• Child and Adolescent Inpatient Service
• Child and Adolescent Outpatient Evaluation and Treatment Clinic
• Child Psychopharmacology Clinic
• Early Childhood Day, Treatment Program (PDD)
• Adolescent Eating Disorders Program (see UCLA Eating Disorders Program site)
• Infant/Preschool Clinic
• Learning Disorders Program
• Mood Disorders Program
• Partial Hospital Programs (both early childhood and child/adolescent)
• Pediatric Consultation and Liaison Service
• Pediatric Neuropsychiatric Clinic
• Trauma Clinic

A two year fellowship in Child and Adolescent Psychiatryis available at UCLA. For more information and application details, please go to www.semel.ucla.edu/fellowships/cap

All application materials and additional questions should be directed to:

Alicja Martins, Training Program Coordinator
760 Westwood Plaza, C8-225
Los Angeles, CA 90095
310-794-3712
amartins@mednet.ucla.edu

The UCLA Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, a clinical, research, and training Division within the Semel Institute, offers postdoctoral research fellowships positions in our NIMH-funded T32 Training Program in child and adolescent mental health treatment research. Post-doctoral level individuals (Ph.D. or M.D.) with research interests across the broad spectrum of child, adolescent and family interventions research (including translational methods, mechanisms or biomarkers of treatment outcome, clinical trials methodology, treatment dissemination and service utilization) are invited to apply. The program takes advantage of the strengths of the Division and Department's 20 specified faculty mentors, two NIMH research center grants (autism, cognitive treatments), and a wealth of extramurally funded treatment studies to provide a diversity of training opportunities. The program is designed to provide training for those individuals interested in academic careers in patient-oriented, child mental health studies. Located on the UCLA campus, the program also utilizes the wealth of other training resources available in the broader campus community, including obtaining training through the UCLA K30 Training Program in Translational Research, coursework available throughout the university, and an array of other advisors, laboratories, seminars, and patient populations.

Interested candidates should send:

1. A current Curriculum Vitae
2. A brief research plan including potential mentors
3. A brief statement of professional career goals,
4. Names and contact information (or letters) from at least three referees

to either:

• James McCracken, M.D., Program Director (jmccracken@mednet.ucla.edu), or
• John Piacentini, Ph.D. Co-Director, (jpiacentini@mednet.ucla.edu).

Hard copy applications should be sent to:

James McCracken, M.D.,
UCLA-Semel Insitute for Neuroscience,
760 Westwood Plaza, Rm. 48-270,
Los Angeles, CA 90024.

Application materials are requested by early January for positions available starting in July.