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- and inter-disciplinary research collaborations. To be successful, you’ll have: Completion of a post-graduate qualification or degree or in psychology, nursing, social work or other relevant discipline
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qualifications in psychology, nursing, social work or other relevant clinical discipline and/or; Extensive experience working in clinical trials, especially working with participants, with mental or physical
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, Health and Social Development, Nursing and Midwifery, Medicine and Psychology. The Research Assistant reports to the Project Manager and Professor of Violence Prevention and Addiction within the School
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contact Stephane Shepherd - Professor (Forensic Psychology and Criminology) via email [email protected] For a copy of the position description, please see below: PD - Level-A-Associate Research
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contact Stephane Shepherd - Professor (Forensic Psychology and Criminology) via email [email protected] For a copy of the position description, please see below: PD - Level-A-Associate Research
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to the research project activities. Conduct online study interviews for individuals with elevated psychological distress in the context of a clinical trial. Take responsibility for collection of data, including
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the top 1% of the world's universities. The Research Fellow will be based in the School of Psychology. Deakin’s School of Psychology is one of the largest and most progressive psychology departments in
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collaboratively with our 1 in 10 Men project team in Deakin’s School of Psychology and with partners, multiple stakeholders, and consumer groups to coordinate the development of high-quality, evidence-based
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procedures and training manuals; and any other relevant documentation. To be successful, you’ll have: Completion of a minimum Bachelor’s degree with Honours in psychology, biomedicine, nursing, nutrition
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manuscripts will be encouraged. Conduct other tasks to complete the goals of the funded research. To be successful, you’ll have: PhD in Cognitive Neuroscience, Psychology, Neuroimaging, Neurosciences