Relapse-Prevention Study (NIMH R34)
The EAT Lab is hiring a Post Doctoral Fellow to work on a National Institute of Mental Health supported study testing an online imaginal exposure relapse prevention treatment for individuals with eating disorders. Interested applicants should review the ad below. The application deadline is rolling through April 1st.
Post Doctoral Fellow
Dr. Levinson, the Director of the Eating Anxiety Treatment (EAT) lab at the University of Louisville (UofL), is hiring a full-time post-doctoral fellow for Summer or Fall 2021 to work on a National Institute of Mental Health supported randomized controlled trial of virtual imaginal exposure therapy for eating disorders. This position will involve working with clinical participants with eating disorders, supervising implementation of a virtual exposure treatment study, conducting diagnostic assessments, learning how to work with mobile technology assessment of fear learning, working on grant proposals and publications, mentoring graduate and undergraduate students, assisting with data preparation and analysis, and working with a large interdisciplinary team both at UofL and with cross-site collaborators. The post-doctoral fellow will work very closely with Dr. Levinson on a day to day basis. Supervision towards licensure is available.
Opportunities for involvement in grants, including mentored grants, publications, and presentations at national conferences are plentiful. Teaching opportunities are available if desired. Additional clinical opportunities and supervision are also available. This position is renewable for up to three years and preference will be given to a post-doc who can commit to at least two years. Minimum experience is a doctorate in psychology or a related field. This post-doctoral fellowship will help propel the fellow into a tenure-track or research faculty position. More information about the lab here: www.louisvilleeatlab.com
To apply please send your CV, a cover letter, and three names of references to Dr. Levinson at cheri.levinson@louisville.edu. Application deadline is rolling through April 1, 2020 with an expected start date sometime in Summer or Fall of 2021, depending on fellow’s schedule.
Dr. Levinson, the Director of the Eating Anxiety Treatment (EAT) lab at the University of Louisville (UofL), is hiring a full-time post-doctoral fellow for Summer or Fall 2021 to work on a National Institute of Mental Health supported randomized controlled trial of virtual imaginal exposure therapy for eating disorders. This position will involve working with clinical participants with eating disorders, supervising implementation of a virtual exposure treatment study, conducting diagnostic assessments, learning how to work with mobile technology assessment of fear learning, working on grant proposals and publications, mentoring graduate and undergraduate students, assisting with data preparation and analysis, and working with a large interdisciplinary team both at UofL and with cross-site collaborators. The post-doctoral fellow will work very closely with Dr. Levinson on a day to day basis. Supervision towards licensure is available.
Opportunities for involvement in grants, including mentored grants, publications, and presentations at national conferences are plentiful. Teaching opportunities are available if desired. Additional clinical opportunities and supervision are also available. This position is renewable for up to three years and preference will be given to a post-doc who can commit to at least two years. Minimum experience is a doctorate in psychology or a related field. This post-doctoral fellowship will help propel the fellow into a tenure-track or research faculty position. More information about the lab here: www.louisvilleeatlab.com
To apply please send your CV, a cover letter, and three names of references to Dr. Levinson at cheri.levinson@louisville.edu. Application deadline is rolling through April 1, 2020 with an expected start date sometime in Summer or Fall of 2021, depending on fellow’s schedule.
The Study Coordinator & Research Outcome Coordinator Joint Position has been filled.
