Join the Center
At the Center for Child Health, Behavior and Development (CCHBD), we translate behavioral, developmental and prevention science into real-world health solutions through rigorous research and authentic community partnerships.
Our center is a collaborative ecosystem where researchers, clinicians, the community, patients and families unite to advance child health and well-being.
Membership in CCHBD is available to all Seattle Children's investigators. Members should have an interest in the mission of the center. Members are expected to administer all sponsored research activity through the CCHBD and share their expertise as mentors to junior faculty. They are also expected to actively participate in the center's meetings, committees and seminars.
Benefits for Members
- Access to CCHBD funding opportunities
- Access to the dedicated Behavior and Development Lab
- Research support services
- Access to SPSS and SAS Workstations
- Opportunities to present research ideas to colleagues at the CHBD Research Spotlight series
- Just-in-time research office space at Building Cure
Apply for Membership
To apply for membership, please email the CCHBD Business Office.
Collaborations and Partnerships
Collaborations and partnerships are at the heart of CCHBD’s mission to improve child health and wellbeing. Our investigators partner across disciplines with their colleagues at Seattle Children’s, the University of Washington, and with global research institutions to create healthier environments for all children. Explore our research programs and connect with us.
Careers
Developing effective, scalable interventions to promote child well-being and prevent health disparities takes more than just the right ideas. It takes the right people. We are constantly seeking experienced investigators, clinical research coordinators and enthusiastic emerging professionals who embrace collaboration and are committed to improving child health.
Does that sound like you? Please visit Seattle Children's careers page to find your perfect career in the CCHBD.