Pain Psychology Postdoc: Shape Pain Care & Research

Painresearchers; Baltimore (MD); On-site; USD 65,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

Johns Hopkins University offers a Pain Psychology Fellowship focusing on research and clinical training in chronic pain. Fellows split time between research and clinical opportunities, under a mentorship team led by Dr. Rachel Aaron and other experts in rehabilitation psychology.

The program emphasizes delivering EAET to patients with persistent pain and participating in ongoing clinical trials, with strong opportunities for career development and collaboration across departments.

Qualifications

• Postdoctoral fellowship in pain psychology or closely related field.
• Experience delivering EAET or CBT-based interventions is a plus.
• Training in and delivering EAET to patients with chronic pain.

Responsibilities

• Deliver evidence-based treatments as a study clinician on ongoing clinical trials.
• Obtain training in EAET and deliver EAET to patients with persistent pain.
• Contribute to research on EMA, QST, and meta-analyses under mentorship.

Job description

Johns Hopkins University offers a Pain Psychology Fellowship focusing on research and clinical training in chronic pain. Fellows split time between research and clinical opportunities, under a mentorship team led by Dr. Rachel Aaron and other experts in rehabilitation psychology.

The program emphasizes delivering EAET to patients with persistent pain and participating in ongoing clinical trials, with strong opportunities for career development and collaboration across departments.