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Subject: Post-Baccalaureate Neuroimaging Position

Description:
The Lieber Institute for Brain Development is seeking a Research Associate
for NIH-funded neuroimaging studies on genes and the environment (PI: Hao
Yang Tan MD). We seek an energetic and self-motivated post-baccalaureate
Research Associate for our research team. You will have the opportunity to
work with our team of clinical scientists, postdoctoral fellows and
postgraduate students based at the Lieber Institute in the Johns Hopkins
Medical Campus in Baltimore, and our collaborating sites at Peking
University, Beijing. The Baltimore-based position involves working with our
team on clinical, neuroimaging and genetic data acquired. The position would
be ideal for individuals with interests in careers in research and medicine.
The successful candidate should have at least a baccalaureate in
neuroscience, psychology, bioengineering, computer science, genetics or
related fields. Experience with neuroimaging data analyses, Matlab
programming and statistics would be advantageous. Only candidates who are
available to start in the next couple months should apply.
Applications should be sent with a cover letter & CV to [log in to unmask]
with Research Associate (neuroimaging) in the subject line.  Salary is
commensurate with experience and follows NIH guidelines.


Contact Person: Dr. Hao Yang Tan
Contact Email: [log in to unmask]
Website URL: http://www.libd.org

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