May 6, 2016

Full-time Lab Manager position!

Full-time Lab Manager Position
University of Maryland
Developmental Social Cognitive Neuroscience Lab

The University of Maryland Developmental Social Cognitive Neuroscience Lab directed by Dr.Elizabeth Redcay
(www.dscn.umd.edu) is seeking a full-time lab manager starting this summer 2016. The DSCN lab investigates the neural and cognitive bases of social communication (e.g., joint attention, theory of mind) in typical individuals and individuals with autism. The methods used include functional and structural MRI as well as behavioral measures with adults and children. This is an excellent position for anyone who would like to pursue graduate work in developmental, cognitive, and/or clinical neuroscience. We encourage applicants with a background in psychology, cognitive science, computer science, engineering, or related fields to apply. Salary will be competitive commensurate with experience and includes health benefits. Application review will begin immediately. This is a 1-year position with the possibility of renewal.

Responsibilities:
-Data collection
-Analysis of MRI and behavioral studies
-Maintenance of lab scripts
-Supervision of of undergraduate research assistants
-Management of IRB protocols
-General lab upkeep
-May involve MRI operator training
-Opportunities for presenting at conferences and co-authoring publications

Qualifications:
-Experience with python, matlab, and/or linux
-Experience with neuroimaging software (e.g., AFNI, SPM, FSL, Freesurfer)
-Strong organizational and interpersonal skills
-Must enjoy working with children

How To Apply:
To apply please email your application to Ruth Ludlum (dscn.umd@gmail.com). Application materials should include a cover letter detailing qualifications and interest, CV (with GPA), relevant coursework or transcript, and (at least) 2 references who can provide letters upon request.

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