Assistant Professor- Yale Program for Psychedelic Science

American Psychiatric Association; Connecticut; Sur place; USD 90 000 - 130 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

The American Psychiatric Association is seeking an Assistant Professor to lead an investigator-initiated, CT-funded open-label psilocybin trial across transdiagnostic substance use and trauma cohorts. The role includes protocol development, regulatory submissions, oversight of study conduct, data analysis, and manuscript/grant preparation.

The candidate must hold a PhD and be a licensed clinical psychologist, with 75% effort dedicated to research and 20% to patient care delivering protocol-based

Qualifications

• PhD and licensed clinical psychologist required.
• Experience with protocol development and regulatory filings preferred.
• Ability to supervise study therapists and oversee trial conduct.

Responsabilités

• Lead investigator-initiated trial development funded by the State of Connecticut.
• Prepare regulatory and IRB submissions for approvals.
• Oversee study conduct, data analysis, and manuscript/grant preparation.

Connaissances

Research leadership

Data analysis

Regulatory submissions

IRB submissions

Clinical supervision

Formation

PhD in psychology

Description du poste

The Assistant Professor will spend 75% effort leading an investigator-initiated, State of Connecticut-funded open-label psilocybin trial enrolling transdiagnostically, and investigates the psychological mechanisms underlying psychedelic-assisted therapy across substance use and trauma populations. Their duties will include protocol development, regulatory and IRB submissions, oversight of study conduct, data analysis, and manuscript and grant preparation. The Assistant Professor will devote 20% effort (0.20 clinical FTE) to patient care. As a licensed clinical psychologist, the Assistant Professor will deliver protocol-based therapeutic support and follow-up to patients enrolled in ENACT clinical trials and provide clinical supervision of the study therapists delivering that patient care. This patient care is protocol-delivered within investigator-initiated research.

The position requires a PhD and be a licensed clinical psychologist.