Division for Research and Education in Complementary and Integrative Medicine

Harvard Medical School Osher Research Center

The Osher Research Center is affiliated with the Osher Clinical Center at Brigham and Women's Hospital.

The Division is an organization made up of faculty members, administrators, and staff members at Harvard Medical School and seventeen healthcare institutions affiliated with Harvard Medical School.

The Osher Research Center was created in recognition of the generous gift made by the Bernard Osher Foundation to house and support the research and education activities of the Division. Its offices, library, and conference rooms support more than a dozen full-time faculty and fellows and a staff of ten.

 

If you are interested in arranging a gift to either the Osher Research or Clinical Center, please contact Vickie Cavaseno at the Harvard Medical School Office of Resource Development, 617-384-8500.

The Osher Research Center is located in Suite 22-A on the second level of the Landmark Center at 401 Park Drive in Boston at the intersection of Brookline Avenue, Boylston Street, and Park Drive.

The Landmark Center is a few blocks from the Harvard Medical School main campus and the Longwood Medical Area. By highway, the simplest access is from Storrow Drive. Take the Route 1, Fenway exit and proceed on Boylston outbound until you reach the intersection of Park Drive, where you will turn right. Entrance to the Landmark Center will be on the right one block down. There is a garage at the Landmark Center. The closest stop on the T (subway) is Fenway on the Green D Line.

The Osher Clinical Center For Complementary and Integrative Medical Therapies is located at the Brigham and Women’s Ambulatory Care Center in Chestnut Hill. Click here for more information.

The clinic is located at 850 Boyston Street (Route 9) in Brookline, MA in a large office complex owned by Brigham and Women's Hospital. It has parking on site but is also reachable by a special shuttle operating from the Reservior T stop on the D Green Line.

The Division offers a three-year Research Fellowship program supported in part by funding from the National Institutes of Health. The program allows participants to complete a Masters of Public Health degree from the Harvard School of Public Health, followed by a year of protected time to complete personal research projects. Please click here to download eligibility information and application materials.

A list of publications by Division faculty and fellows is published periodically throughout the year. Please click here to download the most recent list.

Academic positions, when available, are posted in relevant journals.

All staff positions available at the Osher Research Center are posted by the Human Resources Department at Harvard Medical School. For more information, please visit them online at www.hms.harvard.edu/hr.

Occasionally, positions may also be available through the affiliated hospitals where research or clinical services are offered. This website does not track these positions but you are urged to visit the corresponding human resources websites at each hospital to search for relevant positions.

We do not accept unsolicited CVs or resumes.

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