Lead pediatric neuroimaging research at the University of Alberta in person at North Campus Edmonton. Focus on sleep disruption, development, and mental health.

This tenure-track contingent Assistant Professor appointment belongs to Psychiatry and the Neuroscience Institute. Your research will address autistic children and adolescents, cognitive and emotional functioning, and brain fluid clearance. Classroom teaching, trainee supervision, funding, publication, and university service complete the assignment.

Key Responsibilities:

- Develop an independent pediatric neuroimaging research program
- Study sleep disruption and neurodevelopment in youth
- Investigate cognitive and emotional functioning
- Evaluate biomarkers for child and adolescent mental health




- Collaborate, supervise trainees, teach, and serve departmentally

Requirements:

- PhD in neuroscience or closely related discipline
- Relevant sleep neurobiology and non-invasive neuroimaging expertise
- Experience with advanced MRI methods
- Scholarly record appropriate for Assistant Professor rank
- Credible plan for externally funded independent research

Apply pediatric neuroimaging, sleep neurobiology, and advanced MRI expertise to research supporting child and adolescent mental health.

📌 Assistant Professor Pediatric Neuroimaging (Edmonton)
🏢 University of Alberta
📍 Edmonton