The Senior Research Scientist is an independent scientist and has a lead role position. He/she will have experience in neuroscience research, data analysis, and neuroimaging, in addition to holding a strong clinical background in brain health. The focus of the research conducted by the Senior Research Scientist will be on understanding mechanisms of brain disorders, developing neuroimaging biomarkers, aiding in clinical decision-making for patients with neurological conditions, and applying neuroimaging outcomes to clinical research studies.  The projects may include mechanistic studies of neurological diseases, imaging biomarker studies, and contributing to the identification and development of classification and predictive markers of brain health disorders. Translational research integrating clinical determinants and neuroimaging techniques applied to systems neuroscience approaches will be encouraged.

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Required qualifications:

Ph.D. in Neuroscience 3 years in Clinical/Translational Research

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