The Psychologist II will provide clinical services in the Child and Family Therapy (CFT) Clinic working with the entire family to address behavioral and emotional problems that impact the positive functioning of the patient’s life as well as those of their family. The incumbent will also provide individual therapy, parent training, and various group treatments to complement family therapy.
The Psychologist II (Pediatric Feeding Disorders) will conduct intake evaluations to diagnose feeding disorders and provide service recommendations in collaboration with an interdisciplinary team; and provide direct clinical services based on the principles of behavioral psychology/applied behavior analysis to children and adolescents with feeding disorders who are receiving outpatient services.
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The Recreational Activities Aide assists staff in the implementation of developmentally appropriate play activities and management of patient behavior. The incumbent will work as part of a team to maintain a safe, therapeutic, and positive play environment for the patients in the Pediatric Feeding Disorders Program playrooms.
The Recreational Activities Staff I works independently and demonstrates initiative, discretion and good judgment in planning and implementing social and/or recreational programs which support the development, psychosocial, and cultural needs of patients and siblings. The incumbent is responsible for the supervision of patients and siblings while in the Outpatient playroom and provides observation and assessment of patients, siblings, and parent/child interactions where appropriate.
The Research Assistant I assists behavioral and neuroimaging research focused on children with neurodevelopmental conditions with the Neurodevelopmental and Imaging Research Center. The Research Assistant I will play an integral role in all phases of research, including participant recruitment and assessment, MRI data acquisition, neuroimaging data processing, quantitative analysis, and dissemination of research findings. This role interacts with children and families in a clinical research environment and works independently with complex neuroimaging datasets and computational tools.
Vacancy ID
13422
Location
716 Clinical Research Center
Street
716 N. Broadway
City
Baltimore
State
MD
Zip
21205
Position Type
Regular Full Time
# of Hours
40.00
Department : Name
Center for Neurodevelopmental and Imaging Research
The Research Assistant I carry out scientific studies of cellular mechanisms of neuronal injury in the developing brain with Dr. S. Ali Fatemi in the
Neurogenetics Laboratory. The Research Assistant I is able to read and understand scientific literature, carry out experiments, assist with planning experiments, assist with analyzing data and make presentations to others about the work. A...
The Research Assistant II assists the PI with scientific studies to elucidate the cellular mechanisms of neural network dysfunction in genetic models of
neurodevelopmental disorders. The Research Assistant is able to read and understand scientific literature, carry out experiments, work collaboratively, plan
The Research Assistant II will provide research and administrative support to department, studies, and Institute initiatives. The incumbent will assist with recruitment of research patients, maintain a good working knowledge of study protocols and adhere to all protocol requirements, perform data entry and database tasks, coordinate and schedule program and research-related meetings, and create reports and data visualizations.
* Experience working with children with or without developmental disabilities is highly...
The Research Coordinator assists and collaborates with the Principal Investigator (PI) and research collaborators for research studies related to neurological, neurogenetic neurodevelopmental and psychiatric conditions in children, adolescents, and adults. This position requires a degree of responsibility, flexibility, and independence to perform diverse duties including collecting, analyzing, and archiving data.
The Research Coordinator assists and collaborates with the Principal Investigator (PI) and research collaborators for research studies related to neurological, neurogenetic neurodevelopmental and psychiatric conditions in children, adolescents, and adults. This position requires a degree of responsibility, flexibility, and independence to perform diverse duties including collecting, analyzing, and archiving data.