Fellows will spend 50% in research (participating in the development of a Behavioral Medicine Research program in collaboration with the renowned UH Hearth and Vasuclar Institute, analyzing existing datasets from recenlty completed R01 studies, manuscript preparation, grant writing training, collaboration on active grant applications), 40% in clinical activities (individual/group behavioral interventions for cardiovascular patients, multidisciplinary clinics, outpatient clinics), and 10% in professional development (weekly supervision, reserch team meetings, teaching opportunities). Train within a nationally recognized academic medical center affiliated with Case Western Research University School of Medicine where fellows will receive from day one with access to existing datasets for rapid publication, and work alongside faculty with NIH (NIMH, NHLBI), AHA, and industry funding.