Postdoc: Psychedelic Mindfulness for Addiction & Pain

Painresearchers; San Diego (CA); Hybrid; USD 60,000 - 76,000; Full time

Job summary

UC San Diego's ONEMIND (Optimized Neuroscience-Enhanced Intervention Design) invites applications for a postdoctoral fellow to support randomized clinical trials and neuroscience research on mindfulness-oriented recovery enhancement (MORE) for addiction and chronic pain. This role involves collaboration with Dr.

Garland and other faculty in the Psychiatry department and NIH-funded projects. The two-year renewable appointment offers opportunities to coauthor publications and apply for federal

Qualifications

• PhD by start of employment in Clinical Psychology or Health Psychology, or MD with a focus on psychiatry.
• Other PhDs considered if paired with a clinical master and relevant experience.
• Strong scientific writing, publications, and data-analytic skills.

Responsibilities

• manuscript preparation from existing datasets
• delivery of MORE, mindfulness, and other behavioral interventions
• clinical trial implementation
• psychophysiological data collection and analysis (EEG, fNIRS, MRI)
• statistical analysis and data science
• design and implement translational research studies
• coauthor multiple scientific articles and assist with federal grants

Skills

Scientific writing

Data analysis

Neuroscience methods

Programming / data science

Clinical trials coordination

Mindfulness-based interventions

Grant writing

Education

PhD in Clinical Psychology or Health Psychology

MD with psychiatry focus

PhDs in Neuroscience / Cognitive Science / Data Science with clinical masters

Tools

EEG

HRV

fNIRS

fMRI

eye tracking

Python

R

MATLAB

Job description

UC San Diego's ONEMIND (Optimized Neuroscience-Enhanced Intervention Design) invites applications for a postdoctoral fellow to support randomized clinical trials and neuroscience research on mindfulness-oriented recovery enhancement (MORE) for addiction and chronic pain. This role involves collaboration with Dr.

Garland and other faculty in the Psychiatry department and NIH-funded projects. The two-year renewable appointment offers opportunities to coauthor publications and apply for federal