Position Information
Posting Number:
AI22-008E
Title:
Neuroimaging Research Associate/Adjointe ou adjoint de recherche en neuro-imagerie
Position Status:
Regular Full-time
FTE:
1.0
Job Schedule:
Days
Department:
Atlas Institute for Veterans and Families
Union:
Non-union
Site:
Atlas Institute for Veterans and Families
Number of Vacancies:
1
About The Royal
ORGANIZATIONAL BACKGROUND
Funded by Veterans Affairs Canada, the Atlas Institute for Veterans and Families (formerly the Centre of Excellence on Post Traumatic Stress Disorders) was established in 2019 to provide better access to information, research, tools and expertise on PTSD and related mental health problems and illnesses. The goal of Atlas is to create knowledge networks with researchers, service providers, veterans and their families across Canada to increase expertise on military and Veteran mental health, suicide prevention and substance use disorders. Atlas will create new knowledge on Veteran mental health treatments that work and place it directly into the hands of mental health professionals and others working with veterans on a daily basis. Atlas will share evidence-based treatment protocols and best practices among the Veterans Affairs Canada network of Operational Stress Injury Clinics, the Canadian Forces Health Services, and with mental health professionals across the country.
First responders, their families and other Canadians living with and affected by PTSD or a related mental health problem will also benefit from the information and knowledge developed at Atlas.
POSITION OVERVIEW
The Atlas Institute for Veterans and Families is seeking a Neuroimaging Research Associate who will work within the Clinical Research portfolio to support and lead the development and completion of neuroimaging research projects, assist with the collection and analysis of data, and report on findings through reports and manuscripts.
We are seeking highly motivated and talented researchers to join our multi-disciplinary team of neuroscientists, biophysicists, and clinicians. The Neuroimaging Research Associate will collaborate with our team to conduct psychiatric research using neuroimaging modalities, including the use of functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) and electroencephalography (EEG). Engineering, medical biophysics, and neuroscience technical backgrounds will be considered a strong asset as this individual will support launching several new neuroimaging projects at the Brain Imaging Centre within the Royal Ottawa Hospital.
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