Washington State University - Spokane; Occupational Sleep Medicine Group
Postdoctoral Researcher Fellow
Washington State University - Spokane; Occupational Sleep Medicine Group, Boston, Massachusetts, us, 02298
Description:
We are seeking a highly motivated Postdoctoral Researcher Fellow to join the Medical Biodynamics Center at Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital. Clinical translational studies include RCTs, prospective cohorts, and large-database analysis focused on the intersection of sleep/circadian and aging research.
Modified cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia (CBT-I) interventions for the SCOPE Trial in cardiac surgery (funded by PCORI) and the SLEEP-BOOST trial in orthopedic patients (NIA).
Biomarker research of dementia risk and disease monitoring.
Responsibilities:
Project Lead for the SCOPE and SLEEP-BOOST trials
Drive independent research direction while collaborating with a multidisciplinary team of researchers
Analyze data and interpret results
Present and publish findings
Mentor graduate and undergraduate students
Assist with grant writing
Qualifications:
PhD, MD, MD/PhD with strong writing skills and a sound track record of publications
Familiarity with human study protocols
Statistical knowledge
Preferred Research Background and Skills:
Behavioral health and/or CBT experience is strongly preferred (e.g., clinical/health psychology PhDs) but not mandatory
Clinical trials, sleep/circadian health, or dementia human research experience
Programming skills, signal processing, machine learning, and/or deep learning are highly welcome
Benefits:
State-of-the-art clinical research facilities
Strong mentorship and history of successful postdocs via professional development and multidisciplinary training
Application Process:
Interested candidates should submit the following documents:
A cover letter describing research interests and career goals
A detailed CV including previous research experience and a list of publications
Contact information for two or three references
Please send your application materials to
Dr. Shahab Haghayegh
at
shaghayegh@mgh.harvard.edu
and
Dr. Lei Gao
at
lgao@mgh.harvard.edu . We look forward to receiving your application and exploring the possibility of working together to advance our research on sleep and dementia!
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We are seeking a highly motivated Postdoctoral Researcher Fellow to join the Medical Biodynamics Center at Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital. Clinical translational studies include RCTs, prospective cohorts, and large-database analysis focused on the intersection of sleep/circadian and aging research.
Modified cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia (CBT-I) interventions for the SCOPE Trial in cardiac surgery (funded by PCORI) and the SLEEP-BOOST trial in orthopedic patients (NIA).
Biomarker research of dementia risk and disease monitoring.
Responsibilities:
Project Lead for the SCOPE and SLEEP-BOOST trials
Drive independent research direction while collaborating with a multidisciplinary team of researchers
Analyze data and interpret results
Present and publish findings
Mentor graduate and undergraduate students
Assist with grant writing
Qualifications:
PhD, MD, MD/PhD with strong writing skills and a sound track record of publications
Familiarity with human study protocols
Statistical knowledge
Preferred Research Background and Skills:
Behavioral health and/or CBT experience is strongly preferred (e.g., clinical/health psychology PhDs) but not mandatory
Clinical trials, sleep/circadian health, or dementia human research experience
Programming skills, signal processing, machine learning, and/or deep learning are highly welcome
Benefits:
State-of-the-art clinical research facilities
Strong mentorship and history of successful postdocs via professional development and multidisciplinary training
Application Process:
Interested candidates should submit the following documents:
A cover letter describing research interests and career goals
A detailed CV including previous research experience and a list of publications
Contact information for two or three references
Please send your application materials to
Dr. Shahab Haghayegh
at
shaghayegh@mgh.harvard.edu
and
Dr. Lei Gao
at
lgao@mgh.harvard.edu . We look forward to receiving your application and exploring the possibility of working together to advance our research on sleep and dementia!
#J-18808-Ljbffr