Maryland ADHD Program
Undergraduate Research Assistants
Description:
The Maryland ADHD Program is a clinical research program with a strong commitment to conducting clinical research that advances our knowledge about the assessment and treatment of ADHD, providing comprehensive, empirically-based assessment and treatment of ADHD and associated behavior problems, training the next generation of child clinical psychologists in evidence-based assessment and treatment practices, and educating parents, schools, and the community about empirically-based assessment and treatment for ADHD. A secondary line of research aims to examine the trajectories of young children displaying behavioral inhibition, including the development of psychopathology, and to intervene by targeting key moderators of outcome.
Undergraduate Research Assistants
Description:
The Maryland ADHD Program is a clinical research program with a strong commitment to conducting clinical research that advances our knowledge about the assessment and treatment of ADHD, providing comprehensive, empirically-based assessment and treatment of ADHD and associated behavior problems, training the next generation of child clinical psychologists in evidence-based assessment and treatment practices, and educating parents, schools, and the community about empirically-based assessment and treatment for ADHD. A secondary line of research aims to examine the trajectories of young children displaying behavioral inhibition, including the development of psychopathology, and to intervene by targeting key moderators of outcome.
Responsibilities:
-Assist with participant visits
-Data entry
-Data coding
-Participant recruitment
Qualifications:
-Committed
-Highly-motivated
-Detail oriented
-Able to work independently
How To Apply:
Interested students can find more information about the Maryland ADHD Program and how to apply for an undergraduate research assistant position on our website (https://sites.google.com/site/marylandadhdprogram/). An application form (found on our website), CV, unofficial transcript, and spring 2016 course schedule should be emailed to marylandadhdprogram@gmail.com.