Environmental Psychology Postdoc: Green Infrastructure

Environmenta; Charlottesville (VA); Vor Ort; USD 65.000 - 90.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

University of Virginia seeks a Research Associate to join a project examining health and wellbeing benefits of green and grey infrastructure in Norfolk, VA. The role includes protocol development, IRB liaison, and longitudinal assessments to evaluate flood risk reduction and wellbeing outcomes.

The successful candidate will lead data analyses, disseminate findings through publications and conferences, and collaborate with community partners and a design/health center team.

Qualifikationen

• PhD in environmental psychology or related field by start date.
• Experience with SPSS/SAS/R programming.
• Experience recruiting and capturing self-report metrics outside lab.
• Experience in stress biometrics data capture and analysis (cortisol, heart rate).
• Strong project organization and ability to work independently and with diverse stakeholders.
• Excellent verbal and written communication for diverse audiences.
• Desirable: prior research on green infrastructure and health outcomes; longitudinal methods.

Aufgaben

• Contribute to study protocol and IRB processes.
• Coordinate with partners in Norfolk and community engagement team.
• Manage participant recruitment and longitudinal assessments.
• Lead data analyses and disseminate findings via publications and presentations.
• Prepare study publications and conference presentations.

Kenntnisse

SPSS

SAS

R

Biometrics analysis

Participant recruitment

Independent work

Communication skills

Ausbildung

PhD in environmental psychology (or related field)

Jobbeschreibung

University of Virginia seeks a Research Associate to join a project examining health and wellbeing benefits of green and grey infrastructure in Norfolk, VA. The role includes protocol development, IRB liaison, and longitudinal assessments to evaluate flood risk reduction and wellbeing outcomes.

The successful candidate will lead data analyses, disseminate findings through publications and conferences, and collaborate with community partners and a design/health center team.