Dr. Chipperfield's research focuses on linkages between psychological factors and health in later life, with an emphasis on the concept of perceived personal control. In addition, the successful candidate will work closely with other research team members, including several graduate and undergraduate students and another CIHR-funded faculty member who works collaboratively on the project. As such, there are rich opportunities for both collaboration and professional development. The duties of the position will focus on the analysis of existing data and the dissemination of results in the form of manuscripts.
Experience working with large-scale data bases is a definite asset.
It is also essential that applicants have a strong interest in the research program, good writing skills, and the motivation to publish research. The position is renewable for a second year after a successful year-one review. Salary will be commensurate with experience and qualifications, and travel to conferences will be subsidized. Interested candidates should submit an application to the address below. The application should include a statement of interest, a curriculum vitae, names of three individuals who have agreed to write letters of support, and, if available, an example of a published work written by the candidate.