Postdoctoral Researcher - Veteran Military Behavioral Health Resilience
Postdoctoral Researcher - Veteran Military Behavioral Health Resilience
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Job Description
Postdoctoral Research Position in the area of Veteran and Military Behavioral Health and Resilience at Syracuse University The DAniello Institute for Veterans and Military Families IVMF and the Center for Health Behavior Research and Innovation CHBRI at Syracuse University invites applications for a postdoctoral research position focused in the area of Veteran and Military Behavioral Health and Resilience. The postdoctoral fellow will have the opportunity to work directly with Syracuse University faculty community partners and stakeholders and VA collaborators in studying and addressing a range of issues relevant to Veteran and MilitaryConnected populations (e.g. substance use and addiction trauma suicide risk and prevention mental and physical wellbeing sexual risk and prevention stigma discrimination and resilience novel mHealth assessments and interventions RCTs and hybrid effectivenessimplementation trials healthcare utilization etc.. The postdoctoral researcher will be able to make valuable contributions to ongoing research projects while also developing their own research agenda and funding proposals. Support will also be provided for the postdoc to present at scientific conferences and participate in career development training including grant writing grant reviewing and statistical workshops.
Responsibilities
Lead and be a team player in designing and executing research surveys and studies. Draft IRB amendments maintain IRB protocols and ensure proper of IRB approved standardized operating procedures. Assisting with grant and manuscript preparation and submission. Executing data analyses. Develop independent research questions and identify research funding opportunities. Preparation and submission of study progress reports. Mentor graduate and undergraduate students purchase supplies maintain instrumentation participate in literature discussions and contribute to writing proposals. Other duties as assigned.
Qualifications
Applicants must possess a PhD degree in psychology public health biostatistics neuroscience or other relevant discipline at the time of appointment. Candidates should be highly motivated scientists with strong interpersonal and communication skills as well as the ability to work independently.
Employment Type
Full Time
