Postdoctoral Training
Winship Cancer Institute provides support and training opportunities for the professional development of postdoctoral fellows interested in cancer-related research.
Postdoctoral Fellowship Training
We encourage exceptional graduate students who have demonstrated interest and potential for a career in cancer research to pursue postdoctoral research opportunities at Winship Cancer Institute of Emory University. We offer postdoctoral training in various aspects of cancer research.
Training Opportunities
Winship supports an array of research seminars, continuing education, scientific symposia, and professional development opportunities for postdoctoral trainees. Fellowships are available from a number of training grants that span basic, translational, clinical and population science. There are currently over 170 postdoctoral fellows conducting cancer-related research at Winship.
Visit Emory Careers to search postdoctoral fellowship research positions available at Winship Cancer Institute.
Collaborative Opportunities
Numerous opportunities for collaborative studies and large team science research endeavors are available from various intra- and inter-programmatic activities.
With over 500 faculty, Winship members represent nearly 40 departments within Emory University and collaborating institutions including Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), American Cancer Society, Georgia Tech, and Morehouse School of Medicine.
Each Winship member is aligned with one of four research programs, supported in part by the NCI Cancer Center Support Grant, which focus on scientific themes that align with member research: Cancer Immunology, Cancer Prevention and Control, Cell and Molecular Biology and Discovery and Developmental Therapeutics.
Winship also provides its members centralized access to state-of-the-art equipment, scientific consultation, data, and biostatistics services through NCI supported shared resources.
Winship members are continuously seeking viable candidates for postdoctoral positions.
Find and contact individual Winship members with your area of science interest to inquire about available postdoctoral training opportunities by browsing the faculty listing on our Winship members web page.
Quarterly Group Meetings
The Winship Postdoctoral Fellows Group focuses on supporting and enhancing the trainee experience by providing a forum for dialogue, advocacy, skill-building, networking and career development opportunities. Meetings are held quarterly over lunch, with topics and guest speakers guided by the interests of group members. The group welcomes newcomers and is open to all post-doctoral fellows working in cancer research at Emory and Winship member-affiliated labs at partner institutions.
View the Winship web calendar for future group meetings as well as upcoming symposia and lectures.
Career Development Opportunites
Winship's T32 Cancer Biology Training Program, supported by a grant from the National Cancer Institute, provides enhanced mentored training to postdoctoral trainees researching cancer biology.
The Winship Postdoctoral Scholar Program is designed to acknowledge exceptional postdoctoral scholars engaged in outstanding cancer research, showcasing leadership, mentorship and service qualities.
The K-Club provides an educational forum to assist fellows and faculty with developing successful career development award applications. The K-Club is open to all with an interest in acquiring funding for research via career development awards and other related funding mechanisms, and thrives on the support of faculty contributors and young investigator participants.