Join the Naturalistic Neuroimaging Lab at UBC as a Graduate Research Assistant, focusing on psychiatric research associated with adolescence. This full-time role emphasizes data collection and participant interaction.

Working under Dr. Tamara Vanderwal, you will facilitate research addressing children's mental health disorders, primarily using creative movie-fMRI techniques. Your responsibilities encompass technical tasks, participant recruitment, and data management, all while directly impacting research outcomes and child welfare.

Key Responsibilities:
• File applications with Research Ethics Boards for new studies
• Recruit and screen participants for ongoing research
• Organize lab activities and educational initiatives




• Facilitate study sessions while monitoring participant well-being
• Conduct basic statistical processing on collected data

Requirements:
• High school diploma with minimum two years of related experience
• Experience with child-focused clinical research and REB applications
• Strong organizational skills adept at handling multiple tasks
• Basic coding abilities and familiarity with various software
• Commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion in research practices

Help pave the way for future advancements in adolescent mental health research at UBC.
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📌 Graduate Research Assistant in Neuroimaging (British Columbia)
🏢 University of British Columbia
📍 British Columbia