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Post-Doctoral Fellow - Interface of Cognitive and Motor Neuroscience - Lab of Dr. Wong Thomas Jefferson University in United States
Degree Level
Postdoc
Field of study
Biology
Funding
Available
Country
United States
University
Thomas Jefferson University
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This post-doctoral fellowship at Thomas Jefferson University centers on the interface of cognitive and motor neuroscience, with a strong emphasis on neurorehabilitation. The project is described as a three-year research training opportunity within a multidisciplinary team of highly productive investigators studying rehabilitation research aligned with the mission of the Moss Rehabilitation Research Institute (MRRI).
The fellow will contribute to research activities in a busy clinical and research environment at the Albert Einstein Medical Center/Jefferson setting in Elkins Park, Pennsylvania. The role is research-oriented and includes designing and conducting studies, working with departmental and hospital personnel, and engaging with subjects and the public as part of a translational research context.
A central part of the position is research dissemination: the fellow is expected to publish findings and present results at scientific meetings and conferences. The advert also emphasizes the opportunity to work within a collaborative environment focused on rehabilitation science and neuroscience, under the Lab of Dr. Wong.
The post is embedded in Jefferson’s broader academic health system, which includes a large research and clinical network in the greater Philadelphia region and a university environment supporting education and research across multiple colleges and schools.
Funding details
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What's required
A Ph.D. in a discipline relevant to rehabilitation research is required. Post-doctoral training, evidence of research productivity, and prior grant funding are highly desirable.
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