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Senior Research Lab Technician
Family and Child Development Lab
University of Missouri
The Family & Child Development Lab at the University of Missouri, directed by Dr. Ashley
Groh, is recruiting a full-time Senior Research Lab Technician. The position will work on an
NSF funded study on the human maternal brain over the transition to motherhood. Specifically,
the study examines the interplay of maternal psychological risk (e.g., attachment insecurity,
depression) and neural reactivity to infant cues (using EEG/ERP) on maternal and infant health
and well-being across the perinatal period.
Groh, is recruiting a full-time Senior Research Lab Technician. The position will work on an
NSF funded study on the human maternal brain over the transition to motherhood. Specifically,
the study examines the interplay of maternal psychological risk (e.g., attachment insecurity,
depression) and neural reactivity to infant cues (using EEG/ERP) on maternal and infant health
and well-being across the perinatal period.
The Senior Research Lab Technician will support tasks related to the team's research. This is an
ideal position for a highly motivated and enthusiastic individual looking to gain more research
experience on topics related to parent-child relationships, neural processes (EEG/ERP), and
development before pursuing a PhD in a related field (e.g., development psychology,
neuroscience, clinical psychology, HDFS).
ideal position for a highly motivated and enthusiastic individual looking to gain more research
experience on topics related to parent-child relationships, neural processes (EEG/ERP), and
development before pursuing a PhD in a related field (e.g., development psychology,
neuroscience, clinical psychology, HDFS).
This position is a one-year appointment with renewal contingent upon availability of continued
funding.
funding.
Preferred start date is May (with some flexibility). Review of applications will begin March 3rd
.
.
Essential Duties
• Assist will all aspects of the research process: schedule participants, conduct lab visits
with expectant mothers and infants; assist in the creating and programming of stimuli,
and assist with grant reports, manuscript preparation, and conference presentations.
with expectant mothers and infants; assist in the creating and programming of stimuli,
and assist with grant reports, manuscript preparation, and conference presentations.
• Assist with EEG/ERP and Observational Data Collection/Reduction: collect EEG/ERP
and observational data from expectant mothers and infants; code, process, and analyze
EEG/ERP and observational data.
and observational data from expectant mothers and infants; code, process, and analyze
EEG/ERP and observational data.
• Assist with daily lab operations: track lab supplies and equipment. May also assist with
website, social media, and newsletter content, as well as helping with recruitment events
and updating participant database.
website, social media, and newsletter content, as well as helping with recruitment events
and updating participant database.
• Assist a team of undergraduate research assistants in their lab-related work activities,
including data collection, EEG/ERP reduction, and observational coding.
including data collection, EEG/ERP reduction, and observational coding.
To apply, please upload your CV/Resume, cover letter, and contact information for 2 reference
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