The Psychiatry Department of Georgetown University Medical Center seeks a junior researcher (Instructor or Assistant Professor, MD or PhD) in an area compatible with a major departmental research program of trauma-related mental health services for economically disadvantaged and culturally diverse populations in primary care settings. The department’s Center for Trauma and the Community, funded by the NIMH, focuses on the development of sustainable, culturally appropriate mental health interventions for underserved women and their families, in collaboration with community partners in the Washington, DC area: http://ctc.georgetown.edu/. Center research is increasingly focused on the intersection of trauma, mental health, and physical health outcomes. Previous post-doctoral training preferred but not required. Candidate would work on current departmental research initially, and would be expected to develop an independent research area. Fluent Spanish preferred. Send letter, CV, two publications, and references to Bonnie L. Green, PhD, Professor, Department of Psychiatry, Georgetown University Medical Center, Kober Cogan Hall, Washington, DC, 20007. Minorities are encouraged to apply. Georgetown University is an Affirmative Action, EOE employer.

The Psychiatry Department of Georgetown University Medical Center seeks a mid-level researcher (Associate Professor level, MD or PhD) in an area compatible with a major departmental research program of trauma-related mental health services for economically disadvantaged and culturally diverse populations in primary care setin an area compatible with a major departmental research program of trauma-related mental health services for economically disadvantaged and culturally diverse populations in primary care settings. The department’s Center for Trauma and the Community, funded by the NIMH, focuses on the development of sustainable, culturally appropriate mental health interventions for underserved women and their families, in collaboration with community partners in the Washington, DC area: http://ctc.georgetown.edu/. Center research is increasingly focused on the intersection of trauma, mental health, and physical health outcomes. A specialty in public health, methodology/statistics, and/or clinical trials is desirable. There are multiple opportunities for teaching and collaboration with other departments at the medical school. Record of publications, along with current sponsored research funding, is required. Send letter, CV, two publications, and references to Bonnie L. Green, PhD, Professor, Department of Psychiatry, Georgetown University Medical Center, Kober Cogan Hall, Washington, DC, 20007. Minorities are encouraged to apply. Georgetown University is an Affirmative Action, EOE employer.

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