Faculty Research Assistant
Hearing & Vocal Communication in Birds
Department of Psychology
University of Maryland
Description:
This position will be responsible for independently performing routine behavioral tests on hearing in birds, contributing to the general operation of the laboratory, and assisting with the care and feeding of small birds. He/she will be expected to follow established procedures or protocols and for analyzing avian vocalizations and performing various behavioral and audiometric tests to measure vocal learning and hearing capabilities.
Responsibilities:
This position is ideal for someone with a Bachelor’s degree who is interested in gaining experience in behavioral research prior to going to graduate school.
Qualifications:
Bachelor's degree in biology, neuroscience, biopsychology or related field required. Some research experience as an undergraduate and or related post undergraduate work experience preferred.
How To Apply:
Please email your CV and cover letter via email to Farrah Madison (fmadison@umd.edu). The position will remain open until a qualified candidate is found.
Department of Psychology
University of Maryland
Description:
This position will be responsible for independently performing routine behavioral tests on hearing in birds, contributing to the general operation of the laboratory, and assisting with the care and feeding of small birds. He/she will be expected to follow established procedures or protocols and for analyzing avian vocalizations and performing various behavioral and audiometric tests to measure vocal learning and hearing capabilities.
Responsibilities:
This position is ideal for someone with a Bachelor’s degree who is interested in gaining experience in behavioral research prior to going to graduate school.
Qualifications:
Bachelor's degree in biology, neuroscience, biopsychology or related field required. Some research experience as an undergraduate and or related post undergraduate work experience preferred.
How To Apply:
Please email your CV and cover letter via email to Farrah Madison (fmadison@umd.edu). The position will remain open until a qualified candidate is found.
