Diagnosis and DNA collection has already been performed. Duties primarily involve the collection of neurological and behavioral phenotypic profiles on the affected subjects in the study as well as extensive family and medical histories on the parents and unaffected siblings. Families are located throughout the country and data collection is done in the home, thus there is extensive travel time required. This is a tremendous opportunity to develop an academic career in the exciting and under-serviced area of pediatric behavioral neurology. Start date is flexible but positions are available now.
Salary is negotiable dependent on level of commitment.
This requires at least a 1 year commitment and allows an extra stipend for educational opportunities. This would be reimbursed on a per family basis and travel could be limited to local regional trips. Please contact AGRE scientific director, Dan Geschwind, MD PhD , for more information. CHLA is the pediatric neurology training program for University of Southern California Keck School of Medicine. Two years of general pediatric training in an approved US training program and California medical license are required.