Clinical Neuropsychologist

Rutgers University; New Brunswick (NJ); On-site; USD 80,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player is seeking a Clinical Neuropsychologist to join their innovative team at a leading research institute. This role offers the chance to engage in multidisciplinary research addressing health effects related to environmental and occupational contaminants. Collaborate with experts from various fields, including psychology, toxicology, and public health, to tackle complex health challenges. The institute values diversity and encourages applicants from all backgrounds to contribute unique perspectives. Join a forward-thinking organization dedicated to improving community health outcomes through research and collaboration.

Qualifications

• PhD in Psychology with a focus on Neuropsychology required.
• Expertise in occupational and environmental health is essential.

Responsibilities

• Conduct multidisciplinary research in environmental and occupational health.
• Collaborate with scientists and engage with communities on health issues.

Skills

Neuropsychology

Research Grant Funding

Environmental Health Knowledge

Occupational Health Expertise

Education

PhD in Psychology

Job description

Position Details

Position Information

Recruitment/Posting Title	Clinical Neuropsychologist
Department	EOHSI
Salary	Commensurate With Experience
Benefits	Details provided upon request

Posting Summary

The Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences Institute of Rutgers University is seeking a clinical neuropsychologist with expertise in multidisciplinary research in environmental and occupational health. The candidate will join a team of scientists including psychologists, toxicologists, epidemiologists, exposure scientists, and public health professionals. The research focuses on characterizing exposures and health effects related to environmental and occupational contaminants such as pesticides, heavy metals, air pollution, and endocrine disruptors. Additional research areas include socioenvironmental traumatic exposures across the lifespan. Opportunities involve collaborations at local, national, and international levels, engaging with communities to address complex health issues influenced by socioenvironmental and psychological stress. The Institute values diversity and encourages applicants from various backgrounds to bring innovative approaches to these challenges.

Qualifications

• PhD in Psychology with a concentration in Neuropsychology
• Valid NJ Psychologist License
• Knowledge of and expertise in occupational and environmental health
• Proven record of federal research grant funding (e.g., NIH R grants)

Additional Information

State-of-the-art facilities include a Clinical Center serving World Trade Center responders and a human environmental facility. Academic appointments at Rutgers School of Public Health and Department of Psychology will facilitate collaboration and resource sharing.