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Message ID: 11415
Date: 2024-10-02

Author:Chad Shenk

Subject:Postdoctoral Fellowship - Mt. Hope Family Center

Hi everyone, Please see attached for a full-time postdoctoral fellowship position within the Mt. Hope Family Center at the University of Rochester. Housed within the Department of Psychology , Mt. Hope is an NIH-designated P50 Center of Excellence in Child Maltreatment that has been serving children and families affected by adversity since 1979. Learn more about Mt. Hope, its current research and service missions, and affiliated faculty here . This one-year fellowship position is a great opportunity to be a part of a scientific team conducting a randomized trial evaluating the delivery of behavioral interventions for children and families affected by maltreatment and other traumas. Salary and benefits are competitive and there is the opportunity to renew for a second year of fellowship. Supervised postdoctoral hours needed for licensure as a behavioral healthcare professional are also available. Please feel free to email me directly should you have any questions or need more information about the position. Thanks, Chad Chad Shenk, PhD, ABPP Professor Department of Psychology University of Rochester 429 Meliora Hall Rochester, NY 14627 Email: chad.shenk@rochester.edu

Hi everyone, Please see attached for a full-time postdoctoral fellowship position within the Mt. Hope Family Center at the University of Rochester. Housed within the Department of Psychology , Mt. Hope is an NIH-designated P50 Center of Excellence in Child Maltreatment that has been serving children and families affected by adversity since 1979. Learn more about Mt. Hope, its current research and service missions, and affiliated faculty here . This one-year fellowship position is a great opportunity to be a part of a scientific team conducting a randomized trial evaluating the delivery of behavioral interventions for children and families affected by maltreatment and other traumas. Salary and benefits are competitive and there is the opportunity to renew for a second year of fellowship. Supervised postdoctoral hours needed for licensure as a behavioral healthcare professional are also available. Please feel free to email me directly should you have any questions or need more information about the position. Thanks, Chad Chad Shenk, PhD, ABPP Professor Department of Psychology University of Rochester 429 Meliora Hall Rochester, NY 14627 Email: chad.shenkrochester.edu