Postdoctoral Scholar – K-12 Behavioral Health Education & School-based Mental Health Promotion
Position Overview
Organization: Nursing & Health Studies
Title: Postdoctoral Scholar – K-12 Behavioral Health Education & School-based Mental Health Promotion
Position Details
Position Description
The School of Nursing and Health Studies K-12 Behavioral Health Initiative is seeking a Postdoctoral Scholar for a full-time, one-year, 12-month appointment in the School of Nursing and Health Studies at University of Washington Bothell. This position will work closely with the Principal Investigator and project team on a) scholarly research and program development, and b) the development of school-based behavioral health education and mental health promotion strategies that are focused on improving the knowledge and skills of K-12 school personnel. Opportunities to teach may also be included.
This postdoctoral scholar is expected to co-author publications related to this project. Additionally, they will have the opportunity to co-present research at local, regional, and national conferences.
The initial start date for this position is expected to be October 1st 2024. Start date is negotiable. This is a full-time 12-month, benefitted position which may be renewed up to three years depending on factors including: continuation of funding, project workload needs, and scholar performance. The base salary range for this position will be $70,514-$75,000 commiserate with experience and qualifications.
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Qualifications
A doctoral degree or foreign equivalent in public health, education, healthcare, or other related fields including; nursing, social work, psychology, counseling, etc. Scholarly and or practical experience with behavioral and or mental health education for children and youth is required. Preference will be given to scholars that demonstrate transdisciplinary and critical approaches to research and or practice. Additionally, preference will be given to scholars that have completed dissertations/theses or scholarly publications and presentations in these areas of K-12 behavioral and or mental health. Prospective candidates must have completed all doctoral degree requirements before starting postdoctoral employment. This position is not eligible for 100% remote work.
Instructions
Application reviews will begin Aug. 15 and the position will remain open until filled.
To apply for this position, please submit the following:
Cover letter describing your scholarly qualifications how they align with this position
Curriculum Vitae
Three references to provide letters of recommendation
A statement detailing how your research has supported underrepresented populations across dimensions of gender, disability, sexual orientation, ethnicity, backgrounds, and interests. Applicants who have not yet had the opportunity for such experience should note how their work will further the UW’s commitment to equity, diversity, and inclusion.
Questions may be emailed to: Dr. Jason Naranjo, Chair K-12 Behavioral/Mental Health, jnaranjo@uw.edu
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