Lauren Bishop
Associate Professor
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Lauren Bishop is an Associate Professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in the United States. Her research primarily focuses on health disparities and support systems for autistic individuals and their families, addressing topics such as healthcare accessibility and the impact of material hardship. Recent publications include investigations into the understandings of health among autistic adults, barriers to inclusive healthcare, and predictors of sleep quality and cardiovascular risk factors in this population.
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Lauren Bishop
University of Wisconsin-Madison
5 months ago
Researcher position in autism research and aging (Master's level) at University of Wisconsin-Madison
The Bishop Lab at the University of Wisconsin-Madison (Waisman Center) is hiring a Researcher I–III to support research on autism , with a particular focus on the experiences of autistic adults and aging . This is a full-time, benefits-eligible academic staff position within the Bishop Laboratory, led by Lauren Bishop . The role spans the full research cycle: data collection, data analysis, manuscript preparation, grant writing support, IRB protocol development, lab coordination, and community outreach. The position also includes administrative responsibilities such as coordinating team and advisory board meetings, maintaining lab documentation and policies, managing communications, and supporting project tracking systems. Eligibility highlights: a Master's degree is required, along with prior research experience . Experience in direct service provision , advocacy , and/or research focused on autistic people is strongly preferred. The title level (Researcher I, II, or III) will depend on the finalist’s experience and qualifications. Funding and compensation: salary starts at $65,000 minimum and is negotiable based on education, experience, and skills. The role includes standard university benefits such as vacation, holidays, paid time off, insurance, savings accounts, and retirement benefits. Application window: applications close May 27, 2026 . Applicants should submit a resume/CV and a cover letter through the UW-Madison application portal.
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Gregory Wallace
Associate Professor
George Washington University
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