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SBM Behavior Change Grand Rounds Webinar Series

Since 2017, the SBM Behavior Change Grand Rounds Webinar Series has delivered over 150 behavioral medicine webinars to the broader SBM community. These online learning sessions provide valuable professional development and training opportunities on key topics identified by SBM members.

Each webinar is developed in collaboration with SBM’s Special Interest Groups (SIGs), Councils, or Committees and is designed to meet specific learning objectives relevant to the field of behavioral medicine.

Live webinars are hosted on select Wednesdays each month. SBM members can attend for free, while non-members may register for $45 per session. All webinars in the Grand Rounds Series are recorded and available on-demand for SBM members, offering convenient access to past trainings anytime.

Whether you're looking to deepen your expertise or stay current with emerging trends, the SBM Grand Rounds Webinar Series supports your ongoing continuing education in behavioral medicine.

 
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Upcoming Webinar

Mentorship in Action: Best Practices for Involving Students/Trainees in Behavioral Health Research 

Wednesday, February 25,  from 12-1 pm EST 

Engaging students and trainees in research is essential to advancing the field and developing the next generation of behavioral health scientists. Despite the critical role that research mentorship plays, skills for effective training and mentoring are rarely formally taught. Additionally, best practices can vary widely depending on institutional setting and student/trainee stage. 

Learning objectives 

  1. Attendees will be able to identify sustainable, effective strategies for research mentoring that support both individual trainee development and overall team success. 

  1. Attendees will be able to recognize common challenges mentors face when training students in diverse institutional environments, and identify practical solutions for addressing them. 

  1. Attendees will be able to apply best practices to promote inclusive, ethical, and career-stage-appropriate research training experiences. 

Speakers:

Dr. Fillo

Jennifer Fillo, PhD, MPH 

Dr. Fillo is an Assistant Professor in the Arnold School of Public Health at the University of South Carolina. She has over 20 years of experience supervising students/trainees in the context of research, from peer mentor through lab director and faculty mentor. In the past 4 years alone, she has mentored 25 students across a range of training stages in securing more than $72,000 (37 awards) to support their involvement in her research examining social and interpersonal influences on substance use and other health-related behaviors

 

Dr. Aycock

Chase Aycock, PsyD, MPH

Dr. Aycock is a board-certified clinical health psychologist and Training Director of the Clinical Health Psychology Postdoctoral Fellowship at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, a program that is dually accredited by the APA and SBSM. He oversees training for postdoctoral fellows in health psychology and behavioral sleep medicine within a military context and serves as core faculty in a co-located APA-accredited internship program. His work focuses on improving health behaviors among active duty personnel and preparing early-career psychologists to serve as scientist-practitioners advancing population health 

 

Dr. Dux

Moira Dux, PhD 

Dr. Dux is a Staff Neuropsychologist at the VA Maryland Health Care System (VAMHCS). In her role as Director of the VAMHCS Mental Health Clinical Center Psychology Training program, she oversees the VAMHCS programs for psychology externs, interns, and postdoctoral fellows. Her primary research interests include the evaluation of exercise and cognitive rehabilitation interventions to improve cognitive, psychological, and physical function in neurologic and chronic disease populations (e.g., HIV/HCV, stroke, MS). 

 

 

Moderator:

Carlos Silvera 

Webinar Recordings

Recordings of past Behavior Change Grand Rounds webinars are free for SBM members and available for purchase by non-members.

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Webinar Sponsorship Opportunities

SBM has hosted nearly 200 educational webinars since August 2017 with an average of 40 dedicated behavioral medicine professionals attending each webinar. Webinar topics are interdisciplinary with exciting discussions on wearable technology, digital health, career development, translational research, methodology and more. All webinars are stored indefinitely on the archive page of the SBM website where the community can access recordings at any time.

Host a Webinar - $1,500

Companies are required to submit a webinar form with topic information that is subject to approval by SBM. Additional benefits include the showing of a 30-second video advertisement (produced at company's expense), logo placement on the introduction slides, and logo placement on the webinar webpage, recordings, and promotional emails.

Branded Webinar - $500

This is webinar sponsorship opportunity includes branding recognition only on a pre-approved webinar topic and date. Benefits include the showing of a 30-second video advertisement (produced at company's expense), logo placement on the introduction slides, and logo placement on the webinar webpage, recordings, and promotional emails.

To sponsor a hosted or branded webinar, please contact SBM Development Manager, Eli Gonzalez-Rehorst.

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