Research Areas and Responsibilities

Selected candidates will be immersed in dynamic research projects, each focusing on critical health issues. The fellowship roles involve various key responsibilities, including the recruitment of study participants, data collection, and the implementation of interventions. Furthermore, postdoctoral fellows will engage in data analysis and contribute to the preparation of manuscripts for publication. They will also have the opportunity to present their findings at professional conferences.

Weekly collaborative meetings with the research team are part of the agenda, ensuring a comprehensive learning and mentoring experience. These interactions are crucial for fostering a supportive research environment and are guided by the seasoned principal investigators.

Who Should Apply?

The College is seeking candidates who have recently earned a Ph.D. in fields such as nursing, aging, public health, psychology, or kinesiology from accredited institutions. Ideal applicants should display a strong research interest in one of the specified areas, paired with robust methodological and statistical acumen.

Experience in grant writing and publication, along with a proven track record of effective teamwork, will be considered a significant advantage.

Fellowship Details and Application Process

This appointment is set for a two-year term, accommodating varying work schedules and is classified as a regular type of appointment. The College of Nursing fosters an inclusive work environment, upholding the principles of equal employment opportunity.

Interested applicants are encouraged to prepare a detailed CV and a cover letter outlining their research interests and career aspirations. Click HERE for more info.