Community partner opportunity · WI · MI · WA

Patient Co-Investigator for a Community-Engaged Project

A few quick questions to see whether this role is a fit. You'll get your result right here on the page.

Dr. Pravesh Sharma (Mayo Clinic Health System), with Dr. Sara Santarossa (Henry Ford Health) and Ms. Amanda Knights-Shi (Tubman Center for Health and Freedom), is submitting a letter of intent for a new grant to build capacity for research on substance use within Black immigrant families.

We're looking for a Patient Co-Investigator — a named member of our team who shares their perspective, helps adapt our materials so they fit the community, helps lead sessions, and is a voice for immigrant families and youth.

This is a paid opportunity. We'll share the details of compensation when we talk with you during screening.

Because this is a letter of intent, the project is in the very early stages and may not be invited for a full proposal or funded.

Questions? Contact the lead in your state

1. Were you raised in the United States by first-generation Black immigrant parent(s)?
2. Are you 18 or older?
3. Which state do you live in?
4. Have you taken part in a research study, focus group, advisory board, or interview before?

Welcome, but not required — either answer is fine.

5. Are you interested in helping shape research about substance use and family health in immigrant communities?
6. Would you be comfortable sharing your perspective in a group setting with other community members and researchers?
7. Before we submit, would you be willing to spend a small amount of time reviewing project materials and sharing your input?
8. Your name
9. Your email address