3 Research jobs

The School District of Philadelphia is dedicated to upholding relevant educational and psychological programming for all children by conducting valid and reliable evaluations. School Psychologists work under the direction of the Director, Psychological Services and are responsible for performing the following essential duties:   Job Summary Provides psychological services to students thought to be eligible for special education services or for gifted services. Performs evaluations of the cognitive, academic and social-emotional development of students through the use of techniques such as non-biased testing, observation and clinical evaluation. Provides consultative services to all stakeholders regarding the process and services to schools within the School District of Philadelphia. Participates in the multi-disciplinary team process and individual educational programming activities for exceptional students. Assists regular education instructional staff in developing and...

The Senior Research Coordinator in the Clinical Trials Unit will be primarily responsible for complex project management for multiple research studies related to psychiatric conditions in pediatric patients. Activities include but are not limited to project execution, implementation, daily administration and close out for multiple research studies. The Senior Research Coordinator will ensure precise implementation of and adherence to study protocol, create all study documentation, oversee operating procedures, timelines, IRB applications, data preparation, and other research-related activities. In addition to operational management of multiple research studies, the Senior Research Coordinator will see patients participating in ongoing clinical trials, and will be responsible for specimen collection, processing, and DOT/ IATA compliant handling and shipment. EDUCATION: Bachelor’s degree is required, preferably in psychology, statistics, or neurosciences. Master’s...

The Research Assistant carries out scientific experiments planned by Dr. Kadam and colleagues in the Neuroscience Laboratory. A considerable degree of responsibility, flexibility, and independence is required to carry out the diverse duties that are assigned. The ability to grasp the rationale for the methods used and careful attention to details of the protocols are important for success. Reliability and the ability to work well with multiple investigators are essential. The Lab Tech II is able to read and understand the scientific literature, carry out experiments, assist with planning experiments, assist with analyzing data and make presentations to others about her work. A strong background in neuroscience, molecular-biology and physiology as well as previous lab experience is required. Electrophysiology experience is desirable. EDUCATION: BA/BS in biology, neuroscience, molecular biology or a related science is required. Course work in chemistry, biochemistry and...