DEPENDENCE – DUKE UNIVERSITY. The Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral
Science at Duke University Medical Center is seeking qualified applicants
to work in a vibrant laboratory studying the behavioral, neurobiological,
and genetic substrates of smoking and nicotine dependence in individuals
with comorbid psychiatric conditions, including ADHD and PTSD. Funding
for the position will come from a combination of several NIDA-funded
projects. Experiences will include conducting human laboratory studies of
smoking and nicotine administration, secondary data analysis, and
development of independent research interests. Collaborative
opportunities with a wide range of disciplines are available, including
brain imaging, molecular genetics, and treatment development. Position is
available for 1 year with the option of extending to 2 years, depending
upon performance and mutual interest. Requirements include a doctoral
degree in psychology or related discipline and strong interest in
developing a research career in smoking and nicotine dependence. Those
with experience conducting human laboratory studies and/or a clinical
degree are especially encouraged to apply. Interested applicants should
send a letter of background and interest and current CV to Scott H.
Kollins, Ph.D. (kolli001@mc.duke.edu).
Joe McClernon, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences
Duke University Medical Center
Director, Health Behavior Neuroscience Research Program
Staff Psychologist, VA Medical Center
tel 919-668-3987
fax 919-681-7033
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