Research Assistant Professor-Non-Tenure Track-Neurology

Research Assistant Professor – Non‑Tenure Track (Neurology)

The Albert Einstein College of Medicine is seeking a Research Assistant Professor to support the inaugural Division of Brain and Cognitive Health Technology. The position will focus on cutting‑edge research in cognitive monitoring, neuropsychological assessment, and risk prediction in neuropsychiatric and neurodegenerative disorders.

Albert Einstein College of Medicine is a major academic medical center located in Bronx, NY. The Division of Brain and Cognitive Health Technology is developing digital cognitive assessment, multi‑modal data integration, and large‑scale community‑based research. The incumbent will provide senior‑level scientific and operational leadership under the Division Director, Laura Germine.

• Lead and oversee research operations of the Division, including design and execution of scientific studies, supervision of research staff, and quality assurance.
• Help develop Division‑wide strategy and research directions.
• Drive development of high‑impact empirical research articles and other scholarly outputs.
• Act as a co‑investigator on grant applications, including conceptual development, technical writing, and budget preparation.
• Foster collaborative initiatives with investigators across institutions and disciplines.
• Oversee implementation of advanced data pipelines, including applications of multi‑level modeling, machine learning, and AI for clinical prediction and identification of novel dynamic phenotypes.

• PhD in psychology, cognitive neuroscience, epidemiology, or a related discipline; or exceptional candidates with a master’s degree and significant experience.
• Demonstrated expertise in cognitive or neuropsychological assessment, longitudinal study design, and advanced data analysis.
• Strong track record of first‑author or senior‑author publications in relevant areas.
• Significant experience in project leadership, staff supervision, and research operations at scale.
• Familiarity with digital technology for assessment, aging, neurodegenerative disease, or neuropsychiatric populations.
• Experience with computational and statistical approaches for time series or longitudinal data preferred.
• Strong interpersonal, organizational, and written communication skills.
• Proven ability to lead within interdisciplinary and multi‑institutional research environments.

Minimum and maximum: USD $ per year.

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Location:

Bronx, NY | Position Type:
Regular Full‑Time