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Details Title Postdoctoral Fellow, Training Program in Mental Health Research School Harvard Medical School Department/Area Department of Health Care Policy (T32) Position Description The Harvard
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on computational analysis and supporting model development as part of a dynamic, fast-moving experimental program that applies molecular biology to the investigation of brain function and psychiatric illness
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on the regulation of medical products by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the evidence used to support regulatory decisions. Through its Clinical Evidence Evaluation and Communication Unit, the Center
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of research guidelines; (2) conducting psychosocial and genetic data management, analysis, and interpretation; (3) engaging in manuscript preparation and submission; (4) grant writing and administrative
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and implements Center-wide activities, policies, and procedures; within this team, the Fellowship and Operation Manager leads programming for Director’s Fellows and oversees core administrative
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information management skills. Additional Qualifications Experience using relational databases, SQL and / or structured data formats. Web programming experience (PHP, Django, JavaScript, JQuery, JSON, REST API
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Number: 16451 School: Harvard Medical School Position Description: We are seeking a highly motivated post-doc trainee to join Dr. Norbert Perrimon's group in the Program of Genetics at Harvard Medical
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Details Title Postdoctoral Fellow in the Harvard-MIT Center for Regulatory Science School Harvard Medical School Department/Area Harvard Program in Therapeutic Science Position Description We invite
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Templeton Foundation (Grant #63556), seeks to recruit one Postdoctoral Research Fellow for Ethnos-MH, a novel, global R/S competency program based on ethnographic methods for mental health professionals
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health care access and outcomes. In collaboration with community-based and other clinical organizations, department faculty apply these understandings to develop and evaluate interventions that improve