ari scientists
Janet Myers, PhD, MPH
Janet Myers, PhD, MPH, is adjunct assistant professor of medicine and co-director of the AIDS Policy Research Center (APRC), a program of the AIDS Research Institute at UCSF. She currently serves as principal investigator and director of the AIDS Education and Training Centers National Evaluation Center, which is working to provide leadership in identifying, documenting, and disseminating effective models to assess the outcomes of HIV clinical training activities. Dr. Myers also serves as co–principal investigator of Dr. Steve Morin's prevention with positives project, the Evaluation and Technical Assistance Center for the Special Projects of National Significance initiative. The center assesses prevention interventions for HIV-infected individuals in 15 clinical settings across the country.
Prior to her work with the APRC, Dr. Myers served as director of research and evaluation for the National HIV/AIDS Clinicians’ Consultation Center at San Francisco General Hospital, as a research administrator and project officer for the UC Universitywide AIDS Research Program, as research consultant to the Ryan White CARE Act Title II health services and CDC–funded HIV prevention programs administered by the California State Office of AIDS, and as health policy analyst at the San Francisco AIDS Foundation.

