VA IAFAT

VA IAFAT

The Interprofessional Advanced Fellowship in Addiction Treatment is a two-year, multi-site fellowship that provides interdisciplinary scholarly (research, QI, program evaluation, etc.), clinical, and educational training to prepare physician, post-doctoral, and post-masters level fellows as leaders in the field of addiction treatment. Our fellows represent a variety of disciplines including medicine, psychology, nursing, chaplaincy, pharmacy and social work. They share a commitment to reducing the burden of alcohol and drug use disorders in Veteran populations. Ten local sites offer unique training opportunities and are linked through a common interdisciplinary addictions curriculum and opportunities for cross-site collaboration.

We welcome your inquiries. For more information contact the National Coordinating Center leadership. Karin Daniels, PhD, Coordinating Center Co-Director; Karin.Daniels@va.gov Adam Gordon, MD, MPH, Coordinating Center Co-Director; Adam.Gordon@va.gov Andrea Confer; Coordinating Center Program Coordinator; Andrea.Confer@va.gov 

 

Ann Arbor 

Pooja Lagisetty, MD, MSc 

Rachel Bachrach, PhD

Palo Alto 

Michael Ostacher, MD, MPH, MMSc 

Timothy Durazzo, PhD 

Daniel Blonigen, PhD

Boston 

Deborah Brief, PhD 

Michael Dawes, MD

Pittsburgh 

Tae Woo Park, MD, MSc 

Karin Daniels, PhD

Greater Los Angeles 

Larissa Mooney, MD 

David Lawrence, MD 

Katherine Bailey, PhD

Salt Lake City 

Audrey Jones, PhD 

A.Taylor Kelley, MD, MPH, MS

Houston 

Anthony Ecker, PhD

San Diego 

Neal Doran, PhD 

Scott Matthews, MD

Madison 

Jessica Cook, PhD 

Randall Brown, MD, PhD, DFASAM 

Ashley Snyder, LCSW, CSAC, ICS

West Haven 

David Pilkey, PhD 

Ellen Edens, MD, MPE 

James (Jay) Cooke, STM, BCC