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Applications are invited for a Research Development Manager/Postdoctoral Research Associate to actively manage the development of new research proposals, collaborations and grant applications for the Psycho-oncology Co-operative Group (PoCoG) in line with the groups’ strategic plans; and strategically plan, manage, undertake and evaluate research capacity building activities for the group. Opportunity to work with the Psycho-oncology […]

The successful applicant will be expected to engage in undergraduate and postgraduate teaching, research and supervision in psychology, with a focus on health psychology at the postgraduate level. Applicants should possess a PhD in health psychology, or related area, and full registration as a psychologist. Practice skills in health psychology are essential, as is experience

A full-time postgraduate scholarship is available for a suitably qualified candidate to complete a PhD through the UNSW Faculty of Medicine. The topic of the PhD is “The psychosocial implications of genetic testing and precision medicine for children and their families, and the healthcare professionals who care for them.” The application deadline is 28th Feburary,

This role would be a great opportunity for ASBHM members with interest in organisational health or consumer psychology. Curtin University School of Psychology is hiring a Short Term Associate Lecturer

Full-time PhD scholarship at UNSW Behavioural Sciences Unit “The psychosocial implications of genetic testing and precision medicine for children and their families, and the healthcare professionals who care for them.”

About this project This is a truly cross-disciplinary PhD project, with supervision from five distinct discipline areas spanning ecology, economics, health, arts and IT.  The PhD will draw its data from a citizen science project using new technology for monitoring wildlife, and from social surveys evaluating engagement with nature, health and wellbeing.  For full details please

Where to from here? Strategies and actions for developing a career in behavioural medicine STRICTLY ONLY 20 ATTENDEES Synopsis: Many graduate students and early career researchers have wondered what they should do after completion of their postgraduate studies and/or postdoctoral research fellowships. In this Peers Connect workshop, Dr Carina Chan will provide insightful tips as

The Behavioural Sciences Unit (BSU) is looking to appoint two full-time Research Assistants within Paediatric Psycho-Oncology. Applications close on 6th November 2018, and must be submitted via the Jobs@UNSW portal. The role descriptions and application forms can be found at the following link:   http://external-careers.jobs.unsw.edu.au/cw/en/job/495329/research-assistant Job title: Research Assistant Job ID: 495329   The BSU

Deakin University Warrnambool Campus is offering a PhD scholarship for a project “Child and adolescent wellbeing in the smartphone era” under the supervision of Jeromy Anglim and Sharon Horwood About the project Over the past decade, portable screen-based, internet-enabled devices have become an everyday item for most people. The popularity of smartphones and tablets in particular

ANU is looking for a Postdoctoral Fellow to utilise their experience in the area of social identity and health to contribute to the projects run by Dr Tegan Cruwys in how social relationships shape our mental and physical health. This work is at the intersection of social, clinical and health psychology. Applications are welcome, especially