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Paul A. Estabrooks, PhD
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	Position Title:	Research Scientist Kaiser Permanente, Institute for Health Research

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Paul Estabrooks, PhD, completed his doctorate in the School of Kinesiology at the University of Western Ontario in 1999. Since that time his research focus has been on practical behavioral interventions to increase physical activity. When he began working with Kaiser Permanente in 2003 his focus expanded to include nutrition, & weight management. Primary areas of research include dissemination and implementation research; pediatric obesity; work site wellness; comprehensive community approaches to promote healthful lifestyles.

Honors and Awards:

2007: Society of Behavioral Medicine, Distinguished Service Award
2005: N American Society for the Psych of Sport and Phys Activity: Early Career Distinguished Scientist Award
2005: Original Research Article of the Year Award Journal of Aging and Physical Activity
2004: Original Research Article of the Year Award Journal of Aging and Physical Activity

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Education:
Degree	Years Attended	Institution and Location	Field of Study
BPE	1993	The University of Calgary	Physical Education
MSc	1996	The University of Calgary	Kinesiology
PhD	1999	The University of Western Ontario	Kinesiology

Professional Experience:

Associate Professor, HNFE
Virginia Tech
2007 - Present

Research Scienctist
Institute for Health Research, Kaiser Permanente
2003 - 2007

Member
National Institutes of Health Behavior Change Consortium
2000 - 2003

Physical Activity Specialist
Research & Extension Office of Community Health, Kansas State University
1999 - 2003

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