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As an interdisciplinary behavioral scientist, with formal training in medical anthropology, epidemiology, social work, and cancer prevention, Dr. Rendle utilizes a range of methods from ethnography to multilevel modeling to describe how individual, cultural, social, and system factors effect the delivery of cancer care across the continuum and identify effective strategies for improving quality and outcomes. Areas of expertise include mixed-methods research, pragmatic trials, implementation science, cancer epidemiology, and healthcare delivery research.

Description:

  • Lung cancer screening outcomes
  • Lung cancer screening interventions
  • Cervical cancer screening in the United States
  • Cervical cancer care in Botswana
  • De-implementation

Preferred Qualifications

Students interested in health services research, healthcare delivery and implementation science, observational data analysis, and mixed-methods research.

Details:

Preferred Student Year

Second-Year, Junior, Senior

Academic Term

Fall, Spring, Summer

I prefer to have students start during the above term(s).

Volunteer

Yes

Yes indicates that faculty are open to volunteers.

Paid

No

Yes indicates that faculty are open to paying students they engage in their research, regardless of their work-study eligibility.

Work Study

Yes

Yes indicates that faculty are open to hiring work-study-eligible students.

Researcher


Assistant Professor of Family Medicine and Community Health