The InterPsych Newsletter 2(9)
IPN 2(9) Section F: Employment 2/2
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VOLUME 2, ISSUE 9 THE INTERPSYCH NEWSLETTER NOVEMBER,1995
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SECTION F: EMPLOYMENT (2/2)
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| This section is intended for listing current job |
| openings in positions relevant to InterPsych members. |
| Submissions should be in the following format: |
| 1)Position title, 2)Institution name, 3)Institution |
| location, 4)Full description, 5)60-character line length |
| Send job postings to: newsletter@fra.psych.nemc.org |
| John M. Grohol, Psy.D., Assistant Editor(grohol@coil.com)|
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08: EVALUATION ASSOCIATE
09: EVALUATION SPECIALIST
Institution: North Central Regional Educational Laboratory,
Evaluation and Policy Information Center
Location: Oak Brook, IL, USA
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08: EVALUATION ASSOCIATE
EVALUATION ASSOCIATE for federally funded regional
educational laboratory serving the North Central Region
(IA, MN, MI, IL, IN, WI, OH). Responsibilities include
developing and implementing evaluation plans to provide
formative support for project development, conducting
implementation and diffusion studies, conducting impact
studies on selected laboratory programs, projects, and
services. QUALIFICATIONS: doctoral degree in a relevant
field plus a minimum of three years relevant experience.
Salary will be comsensurate with training and experience.
Send letter and vita to: Dr. William Quinn, Director of
Evaluation and Policy Information Center, North Central
Regional Educational Laboratory, 1900 Spring Road, Suite 300,
Oak Brook, IL 60521. Closing Date: Jan. 15, 1996 or
until position is filled. EEO
09: EVALUATION SPECIALIST
EVALUATION SPECIALIST for federally funded regional
educational laboratory serving the North Central Region
(IA, MN, MI, IL, IN, WI, OH). Responsibilities include
developing and implementing evaluation plans to provide
formative support for project development, conducting
implementation and diffusion studies, conducting impact
studies on selected laboratory programs, projects, and
services. QUALIFICATIONS: masters degree in a relevant
field plus two years relevant experience, or relevant
doctoral degree. Salary will be comsensurate with training
and experience. Send letter and vita to: Dr. William Quinn,
Director of Evaluation and Policy information Center, North
Central Regional Educational Laboratory, 1900 Spring Road,
Suite 300, Oak Brook, IL 60521. Closing Date: Jan. 15,
1996 or until position is filled. EEO
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10: ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGIST, TENURE-TRACK
11: ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, FAMILY & INTERVENTIONS, TENURE-TRACK
Institution: University of Illinois, Psychology Department
Location: Urbana, IL, USA
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10: ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGIST, TENURE-TRACK
The Department of Psychology of the University of Illinois
at Urbana-Champaign invites applicants for a full-time
tenure-track faculty position beginning fall 1996. Candidates
holding a Ph.D. degree and conducting research in any area of
psychopharmacology/neuropharmacology that has a relationship
to behavior will be considered. Teaching is at both
undergraduate and graduate levels. Salary is dependent on
qualifications and experience. For full consideration, a
curriculum vitae, representative reprints, a statement of
research interests, and three letters of recommendation
should be sent by 31 January 1996 to: William Greenough,
Psychology Department, University of Illinois, Beckman
Institute, 405 N. Mathews, Urbana, IL 61801. 217-333-4472.
UIUC is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer.
11: ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, FAMILY & INTERVENTIONS, TENURE-TRACK
The Department of Psychology of the University of Illinois
at Urbana-Champaign is searching for a faculty member, at
the assistant professor level, to join the CLINICAL/
COMMUNITY PROGRAM. This is a full-time, tenure-track
position beginning August 21, 1996. We are seeking faculty
committed to scholarly careers as Boulder- model scientist-
practitioners and to education and supervision of graduate
students. Substantive research areas in which we are
particularly interested include but are not limited to:
intervention, broadly defined, and couples/family/close
relationships and dysfunction. The quality of a candidate's
research program is more important than the specific area in
which the candidate works. Women and members of ethnic
minority groups are strongly encouraged to apply. Applicants
should hold a Ph.D. at the time of appointment. Salary will
depend on the qualifications and experience of the candidate.
Interested persons should send vita, statement of research
interests, and reprints, and arrange for at least three
letters of recommendation to be sent to: Howard Berenbaum,
Chair, Clinical/Community Search Committee, University of
Illinois, Department of Psychology, 603 E. Daniel Street,
Champaign, IL 61820, (217) 333-6312. We may interview some
candidates before the application deadline of January 31,
1996, but all applications received by that date will
receive full consideration. The University of Illinois is
an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer.
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12: RESEARCH ASSISTANTSHIPS (10), PSYCHOMETRICS
Institution: Educational Testing Service
Location: Princeton, NJ, USA
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1996-97 Warren W. Willingham Graduate Research
GRE Warren W. Willingham Research Assistantships in
Psychometrics Program
The Graduate Record Examinations (GRE) Board is pleased to
announce the availability of up to ten graduate research
assistantships for psychometrics programs for the 1996-97
academic year. Graduate research assistants will serve as
on-site data coordinators for a variety of research studies
related to the development of a new, modular, computerized
GRE General Test and other new GRE testing initiatives,
and/or other research projects of relevance to
Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Funding will consist of a student stipend paid to the
assistant and a fixed cost-of-education allowance paid to
the institution. The stipend will be $12,000 ($1,200 per
month) for a period of ten months. The cost-of education
allowance to the institution will be $7,500.
Assistantships are for a ten month period (September 1,
1996 through June 30, 1997).
Nominations must reach the GRE Program at ETS by
February 1, 1996. Notification of awards will be made
March 15, 1996. Nomination information and application
materials can be obtained by contacting: Lynn Lowe,
Educational Testing Service, Mail Stop 32-V, Princeton,
NJ 08541. Phone: (609) 951-1570 or email: llowe@ets.org
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13: ASSOCIATE in PRIVATE GEROPSYCHIATRY PRACTICE
Institution: Private Practice
Location: Long Island, NY, USA
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Seeking psychiatrist to join me in my fast-growing private
practice in geriatric and neuropsychiatry. This is a
thriving office practice specializing in dementia, and
geriatric mental health, as well as gereral adult
psychiatry and some MR/DD. Other venues include nursing
home consultations, oversight of a dementia unit in a
forward-thinking nursing home, and consultations to the
legal community. A Clinical Nurse Specialist in
Geriatrics assists me in patient evaluations and ongoing
care of selected patients, meeting with families to
provide education and care coordination. I am the former
director of the Long Island Alzheimer's Disease Assistance
Center, and currently serve as Chairman of the local chapter
of the Alzheimer's Association. I have a very active
speaking schedule, and am involved in various professional
education edeavors, and community activities, such as the
award-winning Elder Abuse Consultation Team in Suffolk
County. I am looking for a psychiatrist with an interst
in, and commitment to, geriatric psychiatry, and the
exciting and varied opportunities it presents. Please
reply to Alan L. Steinberg, MD telephone: (516) 751-3576,
fax: (516) 751-3152, or mail to: 2500-19 Rte. 347, Bldg. 5,
Stony Brook, NY 11790.
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14: FELLOWSHIP
Institution: American Psychoanalytic Association
Location: New York, NY, USA
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Psychiatry applicants must be full-time general or child
psychiatry residents or fellows or psychiatrists who have
become board eligible within the previous three years who
will hold full-time appointments in an educational
institution during the Fellowship year.
Psychology applicants must hold a doctoral degree in
psychology granted after June 1991 and be in full-time
training or hold full-time appointments in an educational
institution during the Fellowship year.
Applicants may be nominated by their Department Chairs or
Training Directors. Self-nominations will also be
considered. Applicants need not be planning to become
psychoanalysts. The term of the Fellowship is
July 1, 1996 through June 30, 1997.
All applicants, whether or not they receive Fellowships,
will be assigned senior psychoanalysts as Mentors.
Applicants will meet regularly with their Mentors and
develop individual programs to further their clinical,
scholarly and research interests.
Fellows will have all expenses paid at the Spring and
Mid-Winter meetings of the Association. They will attend
scientific sessions and present clinical and other material
at a variety of workshops and seminars. They will receive
subscriptions to many psychoanalytic publications, books
from a variety of presses and be invited to participate in
the activities of the Former Fellows Organization.
NOMINEES SHOULD:
- have demonstrated special aptitude or interest in
psychodynamic psychiatry or psychology and related
clinical endeavors; or,
- have engaged in study or research related to
psychoanalytic topics or the application of
psychoanalysis to psychiatry or psychology; or,
- have indicated in other ways a special interest in
psychoanalysis; and,
- they should have demonstrated leadership ability in
past activities.
FOR AN APPLICATION:
Write to: Ms. Carolyn Gatto, American Psychoanalytic
Association, 309 East 49th Street, New York, N.Y. 10017
Phone: (212)752-0450, ext.12; Fax: (212)593-0571
Email: 71644.2164@compuserve.com WWW: http//apsa.org/fellows
APPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY FEBRUARY 1, 1996
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15: ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, GENERAL, TENURE-TRACK
Institution: Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Location: Indiana, PA, USA
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INDIANA UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA invites applications
for a permanent,tenure-track position (Assistant Professor);
Initial appointment is for August, 1996. Applicants should
have a doctorate in psychology with strong QUANTITATIVE
skills in areas such as psychometrics, multivariate
techniques, modeling, etc. Specific content area is open
but fit of content area with departmental needs will be
considered. Primary teaching duties include undergraduate
RESEARCH DESIGN and analysis courses with graduate teaching
in similar areas possible. Other course assignments will
depend on the applicant's expertise and interests. A
commitment to excellence in both undergraduate and graduate
education and research is essential. Individual initiatives
in any form of scholarly activity, including grant writing,
are encouraged. The current department of 25 offers an APA-
accredited PsyD in clinical psychology which follows a
practitioner model of training with a strong commitment to
science-based education. Approximately 10-15 graduate
students are accepted annually. The department also houses
the Center for Applied Psychology, a clinical services
facility, which provides opportunities for clinical
training and research. On the undergraduate level, the
department offers an arts and sciences degree with elective
options of practicum experience, an honors program, and
applied (chiefly I/O) psychology. There are approximately
400 undergraduate majors. IUP is the largest university in
Pennsylvania's State System of Higher Education and is
located approximately 50 miles northeast of Pittsburgh.
Applications should be received by Jan. 15, 1996 for full
consideration; review of applications will continue until
the position is filled. Letters of application, vitae,
transcripts, three letters of reference (one of which must
be from your current employer/supervisor), and supporting
materials should be sent to: Chair - Search Committee-I,
316 Clark Hall, Department of Psychology, IUP, Indiana, PA
15705-1068. Women and minorities are especially encouraged
to apply.
IUP is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer.
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16: POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWS (2), NEUROIMAGING & BEHAVIOR
Institution: University of Pennsyvlania, Dept. of Psychiatry,
Neuropsychiatry Section
Location: Philadelphia, PA, USA
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We have 2 openings for Post Doctoral
Fellowships within a Federally (NIMH) funded training
grant aimed at launching careers in the application of
neuroimaging to the understanding of neural substrates
of behavior and its aberrations in schizophrenia. The
program combines didactic and hands-on experiences to
complement prior training in relevant disciplines,
and includes both PhDs and MDs. We are seeking
individuals with demonstrated commitment to research who
desire to take part in an interdisciplinary team effort.
The starting date is July 1, 1996, and PhD candidates MUST
have their thesis approved before they can begin. We
are firmly committed to equal opportunity for women,
minorities and the disabled.
An application form and further details are available
from: Mrs. Helen Mitchell-Sears, Neuropsychiatry Section,
Departments of Psychiatry, University of Pennsylvania
School of Medicine, 10th Floor Gates Building,
Philadelphia, PA 19104 Phones: (215)662-2826 FAX 662-7903
E-mail: MITCHELL@BBL.PSYCHA.UPENN.EDU
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17: ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, PSYCHOLOGY
Institution: Hamilton College, Department of Psychology
Location: Clinton, NY, USA
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The Department of Psychology invites applications for a
tenure-track position at the assistant professor level
(Ph.D. required) beginning August 26, 1996.
Candidates will be considered from a broad range of areas,
including but not limited to: Clinical, Developmental,
Personality, or Social Psychology.
The teaching load is the equivalent of five courses per
year, including a section of the Introductory Psychology
course, an advanced course, depending upon interest and
experience, and the supervision of students' Senior Projects.
Preference will be given to individuals who are capable of
offering a course in: Abnormal, Clinical,or Educational
Psychology, or supervising Field Study internships.
Candidates will be expected to have an active research program
and to supervise student independent research projects.
The Department of Psychology, consisting of eight faculty
members, has a tradition of excellence in teaching and
research.
Please have resume, reprints, transcripts of graduate work
and three letters of recommendation sent to:
Jonathan Vaughan, Chair
Department of Psychology
Hamilton College
Clinton, New York, 13323
Minorities and women are encouraged to apply. Hamilton College
is an Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action Employer.
Review of applications will begin on December 1, 1995 and will
continue until the position is filled.