One to two year postdoctoral fellowships are funded by the NINR-supported institutional research training grant to develop scientists capable of sustaining independent research careers focused on generating knowledge about human responses and behaviors associated with altered brain functioning.
Annual stipends depend on qualifications and experience.
Qualifications PhD in nursing, or master's degree in nursing and PhD in health-related field, United States citizenship or permanent residence. In addition, a number of interdisciplinary faculty who are involved in research in neurobehavior-relevant phenomena are available to fellows. They are drawn from neuroscience, physiology, cognitive psychology, medicine, dentistry, and engineering. Inquiries about the program are welcome at any time. Candidates of color are encouraged to apply.