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Message ID: 10616
Date: 2019-08-23
Author:Patwardhan, Irina
Subject:Postdoctoral Research Associate in Boys Town
The Boys Town Child and Family Translational Research Center (TRC) is seeking a Postdoctoral Research Associate. The initial appointment is for two years, and is renewable for a third year contingent on annual performance reviews and availability of funding. The Postdoctoral Research Associate will have a unique opportunity to conduct translational research within a service setting, studying the etiology of child and family functioning and evaluating prevention and treatment interventions in the areas of parent training, family services, school intervention, and out-of-home care. Routine clinical data collected during the provision of multiple family and school services as well as research data from NIH- and IES-funded grants are available for analysis with guidance from interdisciplinary staff members. Productive collaborations exist with research partners in university settings (e.g., University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Iowa State University, the University of Washington) and will be available. Primary responsibilities will include data analysis and preparation of manuscripts for publication. There also will be opportunities to play a role in data collection and intervention efforts, as well participate in research grant proposal submissions. Minimum qualifications: Applicants must have a PhD in psychology, child/adolescent development, social work, or a closely related field by the date of hire. There must be a demonstrated interest in translational research conducted within a service setting for application to practice as well as advancement of the scientific literature. Preferred qualifications: Strong quantitative skills related to longitudinal and intervention methods (e.g., SEM, multilevel modeling). Strong record of peer-reviewed publications. Some grant writing experience. Interested individuals may contact Alex Mason for more information: W. Alex Mason, Ph.D. Senior Director Boys Town Child and Family Translational Research Center 531-355-1269 (Office) walter.mason@boystown.org
Irina Patwardhan, Ph.D.
Research Scientist • Translational Research Center
w: 531.355.1260
Boys Town
boystown.org/research
378 Bucher Drive
Boys Town, NE 68010
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The Boys Town Child and Family Translational Research Center (TRC) is seeking a Postdoctoral Research Associate. The initial appointment is for two years, and is renewable for a third year contingent on annual performance reviews and availability of funding. The Postdoctoral Research Associate will have a unique opportunity to conduct translational research within a service setting, studying the etiology of child and family functioning and evaluating prevention and treatment interventions in the areas of parent training, family services, school intervention, and out-of-home care. Routine clinical data collected during the provision of multiple family and school services as well as research data from NIH- and IES-funded grants are available for analysis with guidance from interdisciplinary staff members. Productive collaborations exist with research partners in university settings (e.g., University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Iowa State University, the University of Washington) and will be available. Primary responsibilities will include data analysis and preparation of manuscripts for publication. There also will be opportunities to play a role in data collection and intervention efforts, as well participate in research grant proposal submissions. Minimum qualifications: Applicants must have a PhD in psychology, child/adolescent development, social work, or a closely related field by the date of hire. There must be a demonstrated interest in translational research conducted within a service setting for application to practice as well as advancement of the scientific literature. Preferred qualifications: Strong quantitative skills related to longitudinal and intervention methods (e.g., SEM, multilevel modeling). Strong record of peer-reviewed publications. Some grant writing experience. Interested individuals may contact Alex Mason for more information: W. Alex Mason, Ph.D. Senior Director Boys Town Child and Family Translational Research Center 531-355-1269 (Office) walter.masonboystown.org
Irina Patwardhan, Ph.D.
Research Scientist • Translational Research Center
w: 531.355.1260
Boys Town
boystown.org/research
378 Bucher Drive
Boys Town, NE 68010
Facebook | Twitter | LinkedIn
This message is privileged and confidential and is intended only for the use of the addressee. Unauthorized use of this message is strictly prohibited. If you received this transmission in error, please immediately contact the sender and destroy the message. Thank you.
Author:Patwardhan, Irina
Subject:Postdoctoral Research Associate in Boys Town
The Boys Town Child and Family Translational Research Center (TRC) is seeking a Postdoctoral Research Associate. The initial appointment is for two years, and is renewable for a third year contingent on annual performance reviews and availability of funding. The Postdoctoral Research Associate will have a unique opportunity to conduct translational research within a service setting, studying the etiology of child and family functioning and evaluating prevention and treatment interventions in the areas of parent training, family services, school intervention, and out-of-home care. Routine clinical data collected during the provision of multiple family and school services as well as research data from NIH- and IES-funded grants are available for analysis with guidance from interdisciplinary staff members. Productive collaborations exist with research partners in university settings (e.g., University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Iowa State University, the University of Washington) and will be available. Primary responsibilities will include data analysis and preparation of manuscripts for publication. There also will be opportunities to play a role in data collection and intervention efforts, as well participate in research grant proposal submissions. Minimum qualifications: Applicants must have a PhD in psychology, child/adolescent development, social work, or a closely related field by the date of hire. There must be a demonstrated interest in translational research conducted within a service setting for application to practice as well as advancement of the scientific literature. Preferred qualifications: Strong quantitative skills related to longitudinal and intervention methods (e.g., SEM, multilevel modeling). Strong record of peer-reviewed publications. Some grant writing experience. Interested individuals may contact Alex Mason for more information: W. Alex Mason, Ph.D. Senior Director Boys Town Child and Family Translational Research Center 531-355-1269 (Office) walter.mason@boystown.org
The Boys Town Child and Family Translational Research Center (TRC) is seeking a Postdoctoral Research Associate. The initial appointment is for two years, and is renewable for a third year contingent on annual performance reviews and availability of funding. The Postdoctoral Research Associate will have a unique opportunity to conduct translational research within a service setting, studying the etiology of child and family functioning and evaluating prevention and treatment interventions in the areas of parent training, family services, school intervention, and out-of-home care. Routine clinical data collected during the provision of multiple family and school services as well as research data from NIH- and IES-funded grants are available for analysis with guidance from interdisciplinary staff members. Productive collaborations exist with research partners in university settings (e.g., University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Iowa State University, the University of Washington) and will be available. Primary responsibilities will include data analysis and preparation of manuscripts for publication. There also will be opportunities to play a role in data collection and intervention efforts, as well participate in research grant proposal submissions. Minimum qualifications: Applicants must have a PhD in psychology, child/adolescent development, social work, or a closely related field by the date of hire. There must be a demonstrated interest in translational research conducted within a service setting for application to practice as well as advancement of the scientific literature. Preferred qualifications: Strong quantitative skills related to longitudinal and intervention methods (e.g., SEM, multilevel modeling). Strong record of peer-reviewed publications. Some grant writing experience. Interested individuals may contact Alex Mason for more information: W. Alex Mason, Ph.D. Senior Director Boys Town Child and Family Translational Research Center 531-355-1269 (Office) walter.masonboystown.org
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