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available for a research assistant in the Department of Psychology and
Neuroscience at UNC Chapel Hill.
The research assistant will contribute to
ongoing studies within the Biobehavioral Research on Addiction and Emotion
(BRANE) lab, with an emphasis on a NIDA grant examining how the neural
correlates of reward sensitivity predict substance use treatment engagement and
outcomes. They will also have the option to hold a joint research assistant
position in the Child Imaging Research on Cognition and Life Experiences Lab
(CIRCLE Lab), with a focus on adolescent brain development and risk for
suicidality.
The holder of this position will be responsible for overall
neuroimaging study coordination in one or both labs (e.g., maintaining study
files, training undergraduate research assistants, interfacing with the various
personnel involved in the study, writing and submitting IRB modifications and
renewals).
Additional responsibilities include (1) recruitment and scheduling
of potential research participants, including treatment seeking substance users
and/or adolescents (ages 9-14 years), (2) administering the study battery to
participants at off site locations throughout the Triangle area, including
self-report, interview, behavioral measures, as well as conducting fMRI scans
at the Biomedical Research Imaging Center (BRIC), (3) data management and
analysis using SPSS and neuroimaging analysis software (e.g., FSL, FreeSurfer
and/or AFNI) that requires programming experience in languages commonly used
for neuroimaging analysis (e.g., Linux shell scripting, Python, and/or Matlab).
Preference will be given to candidates with experience recruiting and working
with clinical populations, as well as those interested in serving a joint
position across the BRANE and CIRCLE labs.
A detailed description of the BRANE
and CIRCLE lab research studies can be found at http://daughters.web.unc.edu/ and http://circlelab.unc.edu/.
Please submit an application to http://unc.peopleadmin.com/hr/postings/115340 by March
6, 2017.
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