We are hiring!
The Vanderbilt Stress and Early Adversity (SEA) Lab, a highly collaborative research group exploring the early caregiving environment, neural correlates of early experience, and interventions to improve child and family functioning is hiring a Programmer.
To apply: Please complete the online application (linked below in the job title).
Programmer: MRI processing
We are seeking a part-time programmer to assist primarily with processing infant and adult magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) data. The location for this position is flexible: either on-site in Nashville, TN, or remote. The position is for ~20 hours/week, at an hourly rate of $25. The successful candidate will work primarily with Dr. Humphreys and the imaging team, including postdoctoral fellows, graduate students, and undergraduate research assistants. This individual will be responsible for supporting the development and management of MRI processing protocols and associated scripts.
Postdoctoral Fellow(s)
Dr. Humphreys is not currently hiring Postdoctoral Fellows. She is open to sponsoring applicants for funding through the department's T32 program in Developmental Psychopathology or in seeking F32 funding through NIH (or equivalent through NSF). If interested, please email Dr. Humphreys and include a CV.
For Potential Graduate Students
We do not plan to consider Ph.D. students applying this fall (to start in 2023).
For Undergraduate Students
Summer 2023: We are currently accepting applications for RAs to join the SEA Lab this summer. We have limited spaces and are particularly interested in students that have data management skills or would like to work with infant MRI data. Please apply using this link. Interviews will take place on a rolling basis through February.
Fall 2023: We are not currently accepting applications for Fall 2023, applications will open in April. Please check back for more information!
The Vanderbilt Stress and Early Adversity (SEA) Lab, a highly collaborative research group exploring the early caregiving environment, neural correlates of early experience, and interventions to improve child and family functioning is hiring a Programmer.
To apply: Please complete the online application (linked below in the job title).
Programmer: MRI processing
We are seeking a part-time programmer to assist primarily with processing infant and adult magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) data. The location for this position is flexible: either on-site in Nashville, TN, or remote. The position is for ~20 hours/week, at an hourly rate of $25. The successful candidate will work primarily with Dr. Humphreys and the imaging team, including postdoctoral fellows, graduate students, and undergraduate research assistants. This individual will be responsible for supporting the development and management of MRI processing protocols and associated scripts.
Postdoctoral Fellow(s)
Dr. Humphreys is not currently hiring Postdoctoral Fellows. She is open to sponsoring applicants for funding through the department's T32 program in Developmental Psychopathology or in seeking F32 funding through NIH (or equivalent through NSF). If interested, please email Dr. Humphreys and include a CV.
For Potential Graduate Students
We do not plan to consider Ph.D. students applying this fall (to start in 2023).
For Undergraduate Students
Summer 2023: We are currently accepting applications for RAs to join the SEA Lab this summer. We have limited spaces and are particularly interested in students that have data management skills or would like to work with infant MRI data. Please apply using this link. Interviews will take place on a rolling basis through February.
Fall 2023: We are not currently accepting applications for Fall 2023, applications will open in April. Please check back for more information!
