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Post Doctoral Associate - Treble Lab - 26006059

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The University of Pittsburgh Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation is recruiting a postdoctoral fellow for pediatric traumatic brain injury research. The two-year fellowship aims to train the fellow toward independence in rigorous clinical and translational research. Fellows may work across biomarker, psychosocial, rehabilitation, physical activity, and intervention research, and will lead publications, analyze data, collaborate on studies, pursue grant funding, and participate in career-development seminars.

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Post Doctoral Associate - Treble Lab Med-Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation - Pennsylvania-Pittsburgh - ( 26006059 ) The Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, affiliated with the UPMC Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh, is recruiting candidates for a Postdoctoral Fellowship in Pediatric Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Research. Candidates are invited to apply for a 2-year postdoctoral fellowship position working with Principal Investigator (PI), Dr. Amery Treble-Barna, PhD. The goal of the position is to train the fellow toward independence in the conduct of rigorous clinical and translational research in pediatric TBI. Start date of Summer or Fall 2027. The fellow will have the opportunity to pursue research across the following complementary areas: • Epigenetic, genetic, and protein biomarkers of pediatric TBI occurrence and neurobehavioral recovery • Interplay of psychosocial risk, social determinants of health, and epigenetic contributors to neurobehavioral recovery after pediatric TBI • Rehabilitation service utilization as an understudied modifier of pediatric TBI outcomes, characterized through caregiver report on a newly validated measure and national insurance claims data • Physical activity and epigenetic mechanisms of neurobehavioral recovery after pediatric TBI, leveraging wearable accelerometry and machine learning to characterize activity and predict recovery • Human-centered design and community based participatory research approaches to co-develop physical activity interventions that promote neurobehavioral recovery after pediatric TBI Fellows will have the opportunity to: 1) Lead first-authored manuscripts from multiple pre-existing datasets and biorepositories 2) Collect, analyze, and publish data from multiple ongoing NIH-funded studies 3) Collaborate on multi-institutional research projects, facilitating networking within the field 4) Pursue intra- and extra-mural grant funding with mentorship from the PI 5) Participate in didactic seminars/workshops on career development and preparing for faculty positions Candidates with strong writing skills for leading first-authored publications and/or strong analytical/R programming skills are especially encouraged to apply. Candidates interested in a fully remote position will also be considered. PI & Research Program: Dr. Treble-Barna's research aims to account for unexplained View the full job description on the employer's website. Equal employment opportunity, including veterans and individuals with disabilities. PI287448349 / 11-9121.01 Clinical Research Coordinators

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