Nicole Bush

Postdoctoral fellow position available at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) in the Division of Developmental Medicine, led by Nicole Bush. The position is part of a recently funded T32 training grant, Training the Next Generation of Clinical Researchers in Stress Mechanisms and Mental Health , with a planned start in January 2027. This opportunity is aimed at strong candidates interested in clinical research, stress mechanisms, mental health, intergenerational health, wellbeing, early relational health, adversity, intervention, dyadic processes, pregnancy, perinatal health, infant development, and translational science. The post is especially relevant for applicants whose interests align with Nicole Bush’s program of research on intergenerational health and wellbeing. Eligibility highlights: applicants must hold a PhD or MD, have a strong foundation in theory and methods for health research, and be a US citizen or permanent resident. Funding: the position is supported by a funded T32 training program. The post mentions a rush to identify a fellow for the first round of funding. How to apply: submit an application directly through the provided link. Applicants who want to work on intergenerational health and wellbeing should list Nicole Bush as a potential mentor and explain their fit with her research program.