Post-Doctoral Scholar-NRSA

Post-Doctoral Scholar-NRSA

The College of Nursing Post Doctoral Scholar will conceptualize, develop and execute an individualized training plan related to health development. Conduct research training coursework, and research activities, which may include investigator-initiated pilot studies, that are aligned with mentor team's research, ensuring consistency with established methodological approaches and models, adherence to project timelines, and completeness of documentation; write and publish articles in peer-reviewed journals that highlight findings from research and experimental activities ensuring consistency with the highest standards of academic publication;

communicate to primary mentor and training grant co-directors (who will serve on the mentorship team) about progress and results of research activities and relevant related information in a timely manner; develop collaborative links and good communication skills with other members in group/core scientific staff in related program areas to gain exposure to, and build knowledge of experimental research activities and approaches in order to subsequently improve conceptual development and implementation of individual project.

Participate in training program seminar in the Science of Health Development across the Lifespan. Complete required Responsible Conduct of Research in-person training as well as all other required trainings for the conduct of research at the university in health sciences.

Minimum

Education Requirements:

PhD Required. Must be a nurse and have at least one nursing degree;
PhD in nursing preferred. Must be a US citizen or have permanent residency in the US. Publication record of common human subjects research methods with and statistical analysis; peer reviewed publications and presentations; experience with grant writing.

Application Instructions:
Interested candidates should submit: 1. A letter of interest;
2. Curriculum Vitae (CV); 3. Statement of interest in health development research from a nursing perspective;
4. Research "fit" with our program model;
5. Identification of potential training faculty mentors;
6. Transcripts from all educational institutions attended; and 7. Three letters of reference, including one from the dissertation chair. Postdoctoral trainees will ideally begin in January.

The College of Nursing at the Ohio State University strives to be a leading voice and advocate in education, scientific discovery, and practice to change the future of healthcare for the better.

Location:

Heminger Hall (1069)

Position Type:
Term (Fixed Term)

Scheduled

Hours:

40

Shift: First Shift

Final candidates are subject to successful completion of a background check. A drug screen or physical may be required during the post offer process.

The university is an equal opportunity employer, including veterans and disability.