Postdoc Fellow: Addiction Medicine & Neuroimaging

University of Sydney; Sydney; On-site; AUD 106,000 - 138,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Superannuation

Job summary

The University of Sydney invites applications for a part-time Postdoctoral Research Fellow to join an addiction medicine program at RPA Hospital in Sydney. You will contribute to innovative clinical research on mental health, substance use disorders, neuroimaging and psychopharmacotherapy under Professor Kirsten Morley.

You will conduct independent and collaborative research, publish results, support HDR students, and contribute to grant-funded studies while building strong collaborations across

Qualifications

• PhD in a relevant discipline.
• Demonstrated expertise in psychophysiology, HRV data in mental health or addiction.
• Demonstrated expertise in neuroimaging data analysis in addiction/mental health.
• Experience in psychopharmacotherapy experimental/clinical trials.

Responsibilities

• Conduct original and collaborative research in addiction medicine and mental health.
• Design, implement and deliver research projects.
• Analyse neuroimaging data to support outcomes.
• Contribute to clinical trials and pharmacotherapy studies.
• Prepare publications and conference presentations.
• Support grant applications and research funding.
• Supervise junior researchers and HDR students.
• Foster collaborations across health services and universities.

Skills

PhD in relevant discipline

HRV/psychophysiology expertise

Neuroimaging analysis

Clinical trial experience

Participant recruitment

Publications track record

HDR supervision

Education

PhD in relevant discipline

Tools

Neuroimaging analysis tools

Job description

The University of Sydney invites applications for a part-time Postdoctoral Research Fellow to join an addiction medicine program at RPA Hospital in Sydney. You will contribute to innovative clinical research on mental health, substance use disorders, neuroimaging and psychopharmacotherapy under Professor Kirsten Morley.

You will conduct independent and collaborative research, publish results, support HDR students, and contribute to grant-funded studies while building strong collaborations across