Postgraduate Positions

Title of the Position: Yale Postgraduate Associate Position in Museum Education

Department and Museum: Education Department, Yale Center for British Art; Education Department, Yale Peabody Museum

Anticipated Appointment Dates: 1 August 2025 – 31 July 2026

Email: ycba.education@yale.edu

Introduction of Museums and Departments:

Yale Center for British Art

The Yale Center for British Art’s (YCBA) permanent collection of paintings, sculptures, and works on paper provides an overview of British art, history, and culture from the fifteenth century to today. Special exhibitions take place throughout the year. The YCBA facilitates numerous events and programs for students from elementary school to college and offers a robust menu of enrichment programs to all teachers in visual literacy, curricular issues, and how to use the museum as an extension of the classroom. The Education Department designs and creates object-based programs for special exhibitions to enhance visitors’ understanding of their themes and help relate them to the permanent collections.

Applicants are encouraged to learn more about the YBCA on our website: britishart.yale.edu/our-story

Yale Peabody Museum

The Yale Peabody Museum (YPM) has been a favorite spot for Connecticut families and schoolchildren for over 100 years. Huge dinosaur skeletons, stunning minerals, ancient art, and countless other items help visitors understand the Earth, its life, history, and cultures. The YPM Public Education and Outreach team provides object-based programs for approximately twenty thousand people each year, at every educational level including pre-K–12, college, and adults. This includes the EVOLUTIONS Afterschool Program, which engages 100 New Haven and West Haven public school students in out-of-school learning that spans all four years of high school and beyond. Sci.CORPS is an affiliated program that offers these high school students paid work experience and training as science communicators. The team is also responsible for a wide range of public events and programs, including two major annual celebrations: ¡Fiesta Latina! and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Legacy of Social and Environmental Justice.

Applicants are encouraged to learn more about the YPM on our website: https://peabody.yale.edu/

Overview of the Position:

The Yale Center for British Art (YCBA) and the Yale Peabody Museum (YPM) invite applicants for a Postgraduate Associate position in the field of museum education. This is a one-year position with the possibility of renewal for one additional year; it is intended for individuals interested in exploring a career in this field. It is designed to offer opportunities for growth in content knowledge, object-based teaching strategies, and collaborative engagement with communities. After completion of the program, the Postgraduate Associate will be well-positioned to further their work in museum education. This position will expose the Postgraduate Associate to a broad range of museum education practices, including but not limited to programs for K–12 schools, undergraduate college and university students, after-school and youth groups, neurodiverse children and adults, and the public. The Postgraduate Associate will split their time between the Yale Center for British Art and the Yale Peabody Museum during their one-year appointment. Additionally, the Postgraduate Associate will work across both museums on at least one shared, community-oriented project. Over the course of the position term, the individual will be mentored by staff in both museum education departments and will have the opportunity to engage with other post-baccalaureate fellows on the Yale campus.

Education/Training:

The Postgraduate Associate will have the opportunity to work with all members of the Education Department at the YCBA as well as other museum staff to create object-based initiatives and programs for schools and members of the greater New Haven community. The Postgraduate Associate will gain hands-on experience building both in-gallery and classroom curricula, researching objects in the collection, developing tours for school-age children and adults, and participating in the many public programs the YCBA offers. The YCBA will serve as the Postgraduate Associate’s first host site during the 2025–2026 academic year and as a central hub of joint projects and activities throughout the one-year term. Occasional weekend and evening hours will be required.

At the Yale Peabody Museum, the Postgraduate Associate will have the opportunity to join projects and initiatives across all areas of YPM education and outreach beginning in the second half of the one-year appointment. Projects will be matched to the individual’s specific interests and desired areas for growth and professional development. The annual programming cycle will determine the timing and availability of projects and initiatives. Occasional weekend and evening hours will be required.

Mentoring:

The appointee will receive training on modes of pedagogy and community engagement relevant to the current museum education field. These modes include engaging museum visitors and program participants in hands-on artmaking and material exploration; teaching through object-based, dialogical inquiry in museum galleries and classrooms; and scaffolding learning through sequential lesson planning. The appointee will receive mentorship primarily from the Educator for K-8, Family, and Access Programs at the YCBA and the Assistant Director of Public Education and Outreach at the YPM. Other educators from both museums and at different stages of their careers will further contribute mentorship as pertains to their areas of expertise (high school, college, and adult programs, for example) and to provide the appointee with a broader view of the museum education field. The appointee will work closely with and remain under the supervision of each primary mentor during the appointee’s placement at each respective museum. Furthermore, the appointee and both mentors will meet jointly once per week for shared supervisory support and collaborative planning. After completing the full year of work experience, the appointee will be situated to excel in a master’s degree program or entry-level position in museum education.

Qualifications:

Any current or former New Haven Promise scholar with a bachelor’s degree is eligible for the position regardless of undergraduate major, though preference may be given to graduates with majors in communications, education, or any of the fields related to the collections of either museums. 

Applicants must indicate in their CVs that they are current or former New Haven Promise scholars.

The participating museums will hold online info sessions in May 2025 to answer potential applicants’ questions and discuss the postgraduate associate’s role. To receive updates about the info sessions, please send an email to ycba.education@yale.edu, with “YNHMPAME info sessions” in the subject line.

Process to Apply:

To apply to this position, please email a cover letter, CV, and contact information for two professional references to ycba.education@yale.edu, with “YNHMPAME” in the subject line. The application deadline is Monday, June 9.

In their application materials, we encourage applicants to include experiences from jobs, internships, education, volunteering, clubs, or community service to demonstrate their ability to

• Speak in public, including in front of large groups
• Maintain multiple projects and meet deadlines
• Expand their knowledge (of art, history, and science)
• Interact with people of different ages, experiences, and points of view

Please note that Yale’s minimum compensation level for postgraduate trainees is $44,400 per year. Relocation funds (as needed) and professional development funds will also be made available to the selected candidate.

Title of the Position: Postgraduate Associate

Department and School: Yale School of Management

Anticipated Appointment Dates: Summer 2025

Website: https://som.yale.edu/programs/phd/overview/organizations-and-management

Postgraduate Research Assistants

Yale University

Overview of the Position:
The Organizational Behavior (OB) group at Yale SOM anticipates hiring full-time postgraduate associates. The positions will begin in the Summer of 2025 and are one-year commitments with the possibility of renewal. This position would be an excellent fit for someone looking to strengthen their research skills before applying to PhD programs in psychology, sociology, and/or organizational behavior.

The candidate would support a subset of OB faculty (some faculty may include Beth Anne Helgason, David Munguia Gomez, Erin Frey, Jennifer Dannals, Laura Adler, and Minjae Kim) research related to the future of work, ethics, decision-making, cultural stereotypes, discrimination and inequality in the workplace.

Training/Education: The candidate will support a variety of tasks related to the research process. Specific tasks may include assisting with qualitative and quantitative data collection, cleaning quantitative datasets, hand-coding data, constructing variables, conducting data analysis, visualizing and summarizing data, preparing annotated reproducible code, maintaining research records, training other lab members, and writing and preparing manuscripts. 

Mentoring: The candidate will have opportunities to contribute to ongoing collaborative projects, as well as participate in the broader intellectual community at Yale SOM and Yale. The associate will work under the supervision of the Senior Associate Director of Initiative on Leadership & Organization (ILO) and the Yale School of Management OB faculty.

Location: All positions are based on-campus, in New Haven, CT. The postgraduate associate will have access to desk/workspace in one of the Yale School of Management buildings on Whitney Avenue, New Haven, CT.

Start Date & Term: The position begins summer 2025, although other start dates may be negotiable. The position lasts for one year with an option to renew for a second year by mutual agreement by the faculty supervisor(s) and the fellow. Salary will be competitive starting at $60,000 with similar programs at other institutions, and the position includes standard benefits such as health insurance. The University will sponsor visas for accepted international candidates.

Qualifications:
The ideal candidate will have:

• Bachelor’s degree in sociology, psychology, behavioral science, statistics, behavioral economics, or a related field, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
• Proficiency with statistical tools and languages such as R, SPSS, Stata, and Python. 
• Knowledge of experimental research design, descriptive and inferential statistics, and data visualization.
• Ability to communicate effectively with all levels of project staff, from research assistants to faculty, and respond to day-to-day email communication promptly and efficiently.
• Ability to be organized, detail-oriented, self-motivated, and manage multiple research projects.
• Central interest in the study of organizational behavior, psychology, sociology, or a related discipline, and interest in the research conducted by one or more of the faculty.

Process to Apply:
To apply, please visit https://apply.interfolio.com/166881

• A cover letter describing your interest, dates available, your familiarity with programing languages, your prior research experience, and the names, email addresses, and phone numbers for 2-3 references;
• A current resume/CV;
• A transcript;
• A writing sample;
• A code sample (preferably Stata, R, or Python)

Application review will begin immediately and continue on a rolling basis thereafter until the position is filled. Short-listed applicants will be asked to complete a data or technical exercise and may be invited to interview. 

Yale University is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity employer. Yale values diversity among its students, staff, and faculty and strongly welcomes applications from women, persons with disabilities, protected veterans, and underrepresented minorities.

Postgraduate Program in Translational Systems Cancer Biology (Kim Lab)

Department and School: Department of Urology, Yale School of Medicine

Starting date: Start date is flexible

Email: William.Kim@yale.edu

Websites: https://medicine.yale.edu/profile/william-kim

Introduction of School/Department

Department of Urology at Yale School of Medicine delivers state-of-the-art, compassionate care to patients - including patients with prostate, bladder, kidney, and testicular cancers - while maintaining an unwavering commitment to research and education.

The Kim lab employs systematic approaches to study cancer, with the goal of discovering the most effective strategies for prevention and treatment. We apply integrated machine-learning methods combined with genome engineering technology to better understand cancer, and to identify novel therapies to improve treatment in patients.

Overview of the Position:

We are seeking a highly qualified and passionate postgraduate trainee to embark on state-of-the-art translational cancer research projects associated with the generation of cancer models, genomic analysis, and the search for novel therapeutics. This work takes place amid a highly collaborative team of researchers and clinicians at the interface of basic science and cancer medicine, with the common goal of bringing precision cancer medicine closer to patients and families.

Education: This position will offer an incredible opportunity to learn about cancer genomics, genome engineering, and cancer biology. Candidates will also have the opportunity to learn about the most advanced clinical care of cancer patients. The candidate will gain extensive knowledge of key molecular pathways that are attractive cancer therapy targets. The candidate will also have access to resources available to Yale School of Medicine, Yale Cancer Center, and the greater Yale University environment, which offers various educational opportunities, including periodic seminars, symposiums, and mini classes.

Training: The candidate will be trained in basic and advanced laboratory techniques and learn to manipulate the cancer genome and perform various molecular evaluations. The candidate may also learn to handle and process patient-derived material, as well as train in data analysis across large tumor datasets to learn cancer at systems level. The major objective of the program is to learn to grasp broader research and clinical concepts that translate into improved cancer diagnosis, treatment strategies.

Mentoring: Mentoring is an important component of the training program. The candidate is expected to meet directly with the PI at regular intervals for discussions related to science and other relevant topics (i.e., career trajectories, research interests etc.). There will also be weekly lab meetings where the candidate is expected to contribute to the discussion and how the project is progressing.

Qualifications: A candidate is expected to have a bachelor’s or master’s degree in relevant fields and a minimum of one year of experience working in a research-related position. Highly motivated candidates who are passionate about making a translational impact are strongly encouraged to apply.

Process to Apply: Interested candidates should send CV/resume and contact information for 2-3 references to Dr. William Kim (email: William.Kim@yale.edu).

Additional Information:

• Candidates needing visa sponsorship should apply as soon as possible as the process can take 4-5 months.
• This is a one-year appointment with possible reappointment for an additional year. Reappointment is recommended by the department and approved by the Office of Postdoctoral Affairs.
• For information on campus health in particular vaccination requirements, please go here: Home | Campus Health (yale.edu).
• University Equal Opportunity Statement: 9000 Yale University Policy Against Discrimination and Harassment | It’s Your Yale

Postgraduate Research Associate Position – Department of Molecular Biophysics and Biochemistry, Yale School of Medicine

Anticipated Appointment Date: 05/19/2025

Overview of the position

We are seeking a motivated postgraduate research associate interested in joining the Berro Lab to gain experience in the fields of molecular mechanobiology, biophysics and bioengineering.  The Berro lab is interested in how forces are produced and sensed at the molecular scale in cells, and we employ molecular and cellular biology tools and methods in our experiments (i.e., cell cultures, microscopy, PCR, protein and cell engineering).

We recently developed novel mechano-sensors that are compact, tunable, and modular for in vivo force measurements with diverse readouts (luminescence, fluorescence and analytical biochemistry). In this project, the candidate will primarily work with extracellular matrix force sensors recently engineered in our lab to quantify forces exerted by cells, tissues and organoids on their environment, for discovery research (e.g., during cell attachment, cell motility, embryo development) and drug screening applications (e.g. to discover anti-metastatic drugs).

The candidate should have enthusiasm for science and for expanding their methodological repertoire. The candidate is expected to participate in our weekly lab meetings and provide progress updates.

Education: This position offers the postgraduate candidate an opportunity to acquire technical skills and knowledge that will benefit them in their future career plans including graduate or medical school or biotechnology industry. The candidate will learn a variety of wet-bench technical skills and gain valuable theoretical knowledge.

Training:  The candidate will be trained in techniques of molecular and cell biology, and they will participate in weekly lab meetings. The lab is affiliated to the Molecular Biophysics & Biology department, the Cell Biology department, and the Nanobiology Institute, which provide numerous opportunities for attending seminars by renowned speakers, and auditing classes to broaden the candidate’s knowledge and perspectives in biology.

Mentoring: In our laboratory, we promote a culture of inclusivity and mentoring for scientific growth for our trainees. The candidate will be co-mentored by PI Julien Berro in the form of weekly one-on-one meetings to discuss progress, and by postdoctoral associate Seyma Nayir Jordan. Daily mentoring and training in lab techniques will be provided by the members of the Berro lab. Our lab has a collaborative atmosphere and provides support to learn and grow.

Qualifications

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in biological sciences or related field is required. Prior wet bench research experience is a plus. The position is for 1 year, with possibilities of renewal for another year. Preferred start date is in May but is negotiable.

Process to Apply

Please fill the application form in the following link:

https://forms.gle/MH7qt19TWzYmvec8A

Location

Yale West Campus
Integrated Science and Technology Center 214
850 West Campus Drive
West Haven, CT 06516

Posting Date: March 2025

Title of the Position: Postgraduate Associate – Yale Emergency Medicine (Safdar Lab)

Department and School: Yale School of Medicine, Emergency Medicine

Anticipated Appointment Dates: May 2025

Email/Website: safdar.lab@yale.edu

Introduction of School/Department:

The Department of Emergency Medicine at Yale School of Medicine is dedicated to the highest standards of clinical care, education, and research. The mission of the department is to provide compassionate, high-quality emergency care to all patients, foster excellence in clinical training, and conduct innovative research that enhances the understanding and treatment of acute illnesses and injuries. Our vision is to be a national leader in emergency medicine by advancing knowledge, improving clinical skills, and addressing health disparities through rigorous research and educational initiatives.

Overview of the Position:

Post Graduate Research Associate

This is a paid, full-time position with great benefits, having a 1-year fixed duration with a maximum possible 12-month extension. This role will offer the unique opportunity to develop clinical research skills, while gaining direct patient experience in the healthcare setting. This position will involve an annual salary of $43,920 plus benefits.

This is an ideal position for an enthusiastic, motivated, and reliable candidate with an interest in a career in clinical research or medicine, with exposure to a wide spectrum of diseases and an opportunity for bedside patient interactions.

Education: For visiting students at the School of Medicine, the training the postgraduate will receive is designed to complement and enhance their degree program. Postgraduates will gain hands-on experience in clinical research methodologies, which is invaluable for careers in medicine, clinical research, or related fields.

Training: The research candidate will train to be a member of Dr. Safdar’s translational science team. They will participate in the start-up, implementation, patient enrollment, data collection, and data management for several multifaceted clinical trials under the overall direction of Dr. Basmah Safdar, in topics related to endothelial function, cardiovascular medicine, COVID-19, with a focus on sex and gender differences and health equity. Specific training includes:

• Patient interviews, data collection, quality management, and biospecimen processing.
• Conduct of clinical trials and informed consent procedures (when applicable).
• Training in regulatory management (IRB compliance).
• Use of electronic health records (e.g., EPIC) and data management platforms.
• Handling and shipment procedures of biospecimens.

Mentoring: The successful candidate will receive mentorship and training in clinical research methodologies, including good clinical practices (GCP) and NIH/FDA guidelines. Under the supervision of Dr. Basmah Safdar, they will:

• Attend weekly laboratory meetings to present their research progress.
• Have regular mentorship meetings to develop and review individual development plans.
• Be given opportunities to participate or develop manuscripts within the research portfolio, with the goal of producing peer-reviewed publications.

Location: Training will take place at the Yale School of Medicine, specifically within the Department of Emergency Medicine and Yale New Haven clinical and patient care spaces.

Postgraduate appointments are one-year positions with the possibility of a one-year renewal based on performance and funding availability.

Qualifications: The minimum qualification for a postgraduate position at Yale is a bachelor’s degree. Preferred candidates will possess a bachelor’s and/or master’s degree in biological sciences or a related field (GPA 3.5/4.0 or higher). While prior experience in clinical research or a patient care setting is preferred. Ideal candidates should demonstrate:

• Strong motivation, reliability, and enthusiasm for a career in clinical research or medicine.
• Competence in performing blood draws and handling blood specimens accurately according to study protocols.

Additionally, candidates should exhibit the following skills and abilities:

• Strong Communication and Interpersonal Skills:
  • Effectively communicate with patients, explain study protocols, and obtain informed consent.
  • Interact with diverse patient populations with empathy and respect, ensuring clear and compassionate communication.
• Teamwork and Collaboration:
  • Work well within multidisciplinary research teams, contribute to collaborative efforts, and support colleagues.
  • Communicate effectively within the team to ensure clear exchange of information and coordination of study-related tasks.
• Data Analysis and Management Skills:
  • Analyze and evaluate clinical data accurately, maintain meticulous record-keeping, and ensure data integrity.
• Strong Ethics and Professionalism:
  • Uphold the highest ethical standards in all aspects of research, including patient interactions, data handling, and regulatory compliance.
  • Maintain professional conduct in managing confidential information, sustaining participant trust, and ensuring research integrity.

Process to Apply:

Interested candidates should send their curriculum vitae and cover letter with the subject line “Postgrad EM Research” to safdar.lab@yale.edu . Review of applications will begin immediately and continue until the position is filled. For selected candidates, 2-3 professional references (name, contact information, and the nature of the professional relationship) will be requested.

Anticipated start date is May 2025. In accordance with university requirements for a safe return to in-person university operations, all faculty, staff, and postdoctoral and postgraduate trainees will be required to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19. For additional information, please visit Yale Workplace Guidance FAQs.

• Participate in lab meetings.
• Meet individually with Dr. Sajid Khan.
• Attending seminars provided at Yale School of Medicine.
• Work with other researchers within the lab and across departments.

Location: The Khan Lab is located at Brady Memorial Laboratory at Yale School of Medicine. This is where the candidate will be situated.

This position is for a 1-year commitment commencing 4/1/2025. There will be a possibility for extension of the time commitment commensurate with performance.

Qualifications

• Degree in Bachelor of Science is required.
• Master of Science or Master of Public Health is helpful but not required.
• Demonstrated ability to design and conduct independent research.
• Proficiency in data analysis, database management systems, and statistical software (e.g., R, Python, GraphPad Prism, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Access).
• Excellent written and oral communication skills.
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
• Strong organizational and time-management skills.

Process to Apply:

Please submit the following materials to sajid.khan@yale.edu:

• Cover letter outlining your research interests and experience.
• Curriculum vitae (CV) including a list of publications.

Title of the Position: Marcia Brady Tucker Curatorial Fellowship
Department and School: Department of American Paintings and Sculpture, Yale University Art Gallery
Anticipated Appointment Dates: September 1, 2025 – August 31, 2026
Email/Website: https://artgallery.yale.edu/

Introduction of School/Department:
Founded in 1832, the Yale University Art Gallery is the oldest college art museum in America. Today, it is a center for teaching, learning, and scholarship and a preeminent cultural asset for Yale University, the wider academic community, and the public. The museum collects, preserves, studies, and presents art in all media, from all regions of the globe and across time, with a collection numbering nearly 300,000 objects. The Gallery is open to all, free of charge, and is committed to engaging audiences through thoughtful, creative, and relevant exhibitions, programs, and publications. The Gallery’s American paintings and sculpture collection offers a teaching resource unparalleled in any university museum and is considered among the strongest collections of American art in the world.

Overview of the Position:
The Marcia Brady Tucker Curatorial Fellowship is a full-time, in-person, one-year fellowship with the possibility of renewal for a second year. The position is intended for an emerging scholar of American art considering the curatorial profession who has completed their master’s degree. The Fellow will be fully integrated into the Department of American Paintings and Sculpture and will work under the direction of both the curator and assistant curator.

• Education: This position is designed to complement the fellow’s academic preparation in art history by offering directed opportunities to build experience with and perspective on museum work in advance of doctoral study and a curatorial career.

• Training: The fellow will receive training in the many aspects of curatorial work, including object research and interpretation, collection care and development, the art market, donor stewardship, exhibition planning, gallery display, writing and speaking for a public audience, and institutional collaboration.

• Mentoring: The fellow works directly with the curator and assistant curator, receiving mentoring on a daily basis and by joining the curators in relevant travel for research, stewardship, and market purposes. 

Location: 215 Park Street, New Haven, Conn.

Qualifications:
An M.A. in Art History with focused study of American art is required. Museum experience, Spanish-language proficiency, and an interest in Latin American art are preferred. The successful candidate will have proven academic research and writing skills; an ability to juggle multiple tasks and meet deadlines, take initiative, anticipate actions needed, and exercise independent judgment; and excellent interpersonal skills.

Process to Apply:
Applicants must submit a letter describing their interest in the fellowship along with their CV and contact information for three references.

Submit Applications in PDF Format to:
Mark D. Mitchell
Holcombe T. Green Curator of American Paintings and Sculpture
c/o Gabriella Gervase, Museum Assistant
gabriella.gervase@yale.edu

Application Deadline: April 18, 2025

Title:  Postgraduate Associate-Mosquito Neurobiology and Behavior, Sorrells lab

Department/School:  Genetics Department, Yale School of Medicine

Anticipated Appointment Dates:  June 1, 2025-May 31, 2026

Email/Website:  www.sorrellslab.org 

Introduction:

The Sorrells lab is a highly collaborative, friendly, supportive, and dynamic environment in the Department of Genetics. We are looking for a postgrad to study mosquito neural circuits and behavior. We are interested in understanding what neurons in the mosquito brain control attraction to humans and feeding on their blood as well as how this behavior evolved. As part of this work, we are developing genetic techniques to control specific populations of neurons and test their function. Please see www.sorrellslab.org for more information about our research and values.

Overview:

• Education:  The scientific questions addressed in the lab span the fields of neural circuits, behavioral neuroscience, evolutionary biology, and genomics. This position will increase knowledge in these areas through practice of experimental design and reading of primary literature. 
• Training: We use optogenetics, CRISPR-Cas9, transgenics, machine-learning based behavior analysis, imaging, and genomics to understand mosquito behavior and evolution. The post-graduate trainee will develop skills in these techniques as well as data presentation, visualization, and scientific writing.
• Mentoring: Mentorship is a priority in the lab, and trainees will have frequent formal and informal meetings with Trevor and will also work closely with graduate students and post-docs in the lab. Each trainee will have a professional development plan tailored to their career goals.

Location: The lab is located at 300 Cedar St, New Haven CT. 

Position Duration: Postgraduate positions are 1-year appointments, with the possibility of a one-year renewal. 

Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree or master’s degree in biological sciences is strongly preferred. Prior experience in neurobiology, molecular biology, or vector biology is desired but not necessary. Most applicants will pursue a PhD after their post-graduate experience. Start date is June 2025. We are looking for highly motivated candidates who can commit ~24 months.

Process to Apply:  Interested applicants should apply with current CV and contact information for two references to:  http://apply.interfolio.com/164849

Deadline to apply:  For full consideration, please apply by 3/21/25. Additional applications will be considered on a rolling basis. 

Title of the Position: Postgraduate Associate at the Clinical and Translational Research Accelerator

Department and School: Department of Pediatrics, Yale School of Medicine

Anticipated Appointment Dates: 7/1/25

Email: jason.greenberg@yale.edu

Introduction: A post-graduate research position in clinical and translational research is available in the Department of Pediatrics within the Clinical and Translational Research Accelerator at Yale University. Our laboratory focuses on understanding the risk factors of kidney disease and developing novel biomarkers to assist with clinical decision making and inform clinical trials in children with kidney disease. Our lab is composed of a team of physicians, nurses, research fellows, and study coordinators. Further details about the Clinical and Translational Research Accelerator is available at https://medicine.yale.edu/internal-medicine/ctra/

Overview of the Position:

Education: We will provide education in patient-oriented research and medical knowledge. We will provide guidance and feedback on scientific presentations and poster preparations. An emphasis will be placed on learning statistical programming using STATA software. Furthermore, we will provide education and feedback with manuscript preparation and submission.

Training: The candidate will have the opportunity to obtain clinical research experience, enroll patients in research studies, interact with healthcare professionals, and work closely with clinical physicians. There is also the opportunity to participate in statistical analyses, presentation of research findings, and manuscript publication. Our training will be focused to advance each post-grads educational and career goals, providing a pathway toward their future pursuits in medicine and their medical school application. Through seminars, workshops, hands on experience, postgrads will gain an improved understanding of clinical research methodology, ethics in medicine, and improving their interactions with patients.

Mentoring: The candidate will receive mentoring from faculty, attend weekly lab meetings, travel to national scientific meetings, and work alongside other postgraduates in an educational environment. Additionally, frequent interactions with physician-scientists, participation in conferences dedicated to methodological issues in ongoing and future research, and frank collaboration on projects within our community make this an ideal environment in which to train while gaining research experience. The position is available for one year with the possibility of a one-year renewal.

Qualifications: Requirements for the position include a BA/BS or completion of the premedical track. Experience with enrolling research participants, statistics, and/or scientific writing is a plus. We seek candidates with a strong desire to contribute to patient-oriented research and obtain medical knowledge. Prior experience in a research laboratory or hospital is preferred but not required. Candidates should be motivated, enthusiastic, and organized.

Process to Apply: Review of applications will begin immediately and will continue until the position is filled. To apply, please submit a cover letter in the body of an email and CV/references as attachments to jason.greenberg@yale.edu

Primary responsibilities and opportunities of this Postgraduate Associate position include:

(1)  recruiting and screening potential research participants;

(2)  acquiring data from participating children (ages 8-13) and their caregivers using behavioral, cognitive, physiological, fMRI techniques and questionnaires;

(3)  preparing and/or modifying Institutional Review Board (IRB) protocols;

(4)  oversight of research assistants (RAs);

(5)datamanagementandquality

(6)  opportunities to learn and be involved in data analysis;

(7)scientificposterandmanuscriptpreparationandauthorship;

(8)generaladministrativedutiestomaintaintheworkingsofthe

Qualifications:

We encourage applicants from diverse background to apply. Applicants with a B.A., B.S., or equivalent degree are preferred. Experience working with school-age children (not necessarily in the research setting) is preferred. Prior background in developmental/clinical psychology, neuroscience, or a related field is a plus. Experience with fMRI data acquisition and analysis is not necessary, but helpful.

The Postgraduate Associate must possess excellent interpersonal, organizational, communication, and problem-solving skills. Hours will vary week-to-week and will sometimes include evenings and weekends. A two-year commitment is required, although appointment is one year only and renewable for one additional year.

Process to Apply:

Review of applications will continue until the position is filled. Interested individuals should email a cover letter, CV, and names and contact information of 3 references to Dr. Wan-Ling Tseng at wan-ling.tseng@yale.edu.

Full-time paid post-graduate associate training position in the Department of Neuroscience at Yale School of Medicine in New Haven, Connecticut. The position is for 1 to 2 years.

The Kuan Laboratory aims to understand how neuronal connectivity in brain circuits gives rise to cognition. We develop cutting-edge high-resolution imaging techniques to map out comprehensive circuit diagrams (connectomes) and investigate how circuit architectures support neuronal function and behavior. More information about the lab and research topics can be found at kuanlab.org.

The candidate will interact with a multi-disciplinary team of scientists in the lab, as well as with external collaborators. The primary role of the Postgraduate Associate will be to work closely with senior scientists in the lab on specific projects. The lab tasks will include a combination of methods including sample preparation, microscopy, analysis and annotation of image data, behavioral training of laboratory mice, lab presentations and active participation in meetings. Depending on the individual, a more independent, focused research project can also be defined. In addition to learning laboratory skills, managerial tasks such as ordering supplies, data processing, and management of lab records and reports, will be assigned.

Candidates should be highly organized, self-motivated, hard-working and reliable, with good interpersonal and communication skills. Must have good attention to detail and problem-solving skills, and be able to perform both independently as well as in a team setting. Efforts are made to tailor the experience to the post-graduate’s goals and interests.

Training: The candidate will receive hands-on training in lab management, electron microscopy, image processing, animal behavior, data analysis and scientific writing and presentations. Training will include both wet-lab and data analysis skills. The candidate will have opportunities to participate in manuscript preparation, attend of scientific conferences (local and national), and access resources for career development towards a future PhD and/or MD, or positions in the biotech or technology industries.

Mentorship: Mentorship is a priority in the lab, and trainees will have frequent formal and informal meetings with Dr. Kuan. The candidate will have ample opportunities to meet with Dr. Kuan to discuss scientific topics and career development. The candidate will also have opportunities to present at lab meetings, and attend scientific meetings and conferences. Mentoring will include discussion of recent papers from the primary literature as well as discussions about career options in the life sciences, medicine, or technology. 

Education: This position offers an opportunity to gain skills and knowledge that will be highly beneficial for individuals whose career plans include studying towards graduate or medical degrees, or those who plan to work in the biotech or technology industries. Highly motivated candidates who are looking to enhance their laboratory skills and publication record are strongly encouraged to apply and will be strongly supported in their career goals. Ideally, an applicant should be able to potentially commit 2 years to this position, but we will consider a 1-year position as well. Prior experience with lab-based research and/or programming and data analysis is desired. However, candidates with other backgrounds will also be considered.

Location: The Postgraduate Associate will be based in the Neuroscience Department of the Yale School of Medicine at 100 College Street, New Haven, CT.

Qualifications: A bachelor’s degree in science or engineering is required. Prior laboratory experience is strongly preferred.

Application Process: Interested applicants should contact Dr. Aaron Kuan, PhD (aaron.kuan@yale.edu) with the Subject line: “Post-graduate position in the Kuan Lab” and include a copy of their CV. Please also include a brief description of career goals and proposed start/end date, and optionally, highlight relevant experience. Yale University is an equal opportunity employer and values diversity in its faculty, students, and staff.

Marcia Brady Tucker Curatorial Fellow – Department of Photography, Yale University Art Gallery

Description:

Reporting to the Richard Benson Associate Curator of Photography and Digital Media, the fellow will be fully integrated into the Department of Photography, gaining broad, hands-on experience with photographic collections in an academic museum that emphasizes object-based teaching. The fellow provides organizational, teaching, and project support related to the Gallery’s photography collection. They serve as the primary liaison between the department, the Education team, and faculty teaching from the photography collection. Additionally, the fellow will facilitate visits from community members and classes outside of Yale, working closely with other fellows across the museum to access the collection. The fellow will conduct both scholarly and provenance research, catalogue new acquisitions and the permanent collection, and engage with scholars, students, and the public regarding matters related to the collection. This position offers the opportunity to propose acquisitions, conduct independent research, and assist with special exhibitions and rotations of the permanent collection.

We welcome and encourage applications from individuals of all backgrounds and view this fellowship as hands-on preparation for potential curators of photography and related positions. Emerging scholars with an advanced degree in art history, museum studies, or a related academic field, as well as a strong interest in the history of photography and teaching with collections, are particularly encouraged to apply.

Training & Mentoring

• The fellow will receive instruction in hosting class and scholar visits to our active Duffy Study Room, which will be a principal part of the fellowship
• The fellow will work closely with classes and develop a teaching pedagogy for teaching with objects
• The fellow will receive training in the proper handling of works of art on paper
• The fellow will receive training in provenance research and in the proper compilation of an object’s bibliography
• Mentorship will be provided in the research, formation, and delivery of gallery talks and public presentations
• Working closely with the department curator, the Fellow will be introduced to all aspects of preparing large-scale exhibitions and smaller seasonal rotations, from selecting objects to writing and editing exhibition texts and wall labels
• The fellow with assist in the management and training of the undergraduate interns
• The fellow will attend art fairs, meet with artists and dealers, and be encouraged to propose acquisitions and learn about the market

This is a full-time, one-year fellowship, with the possibility for renewal for a second year.

Salary range: $50,000-$56,000, commensurate with education and experience, and a competitive benefits package. For more information please see: https://postdocs.yale.edu/

How to Apply:

Interested and qualified candidates must include the following documents with their application: cover letter describing career goals and why this position is of particular interest; CV; graduate transcript; a writing sample done for an academic audience (maximum 2 pages), as well as one for the general audience (such as a label); names and contact information of three references (letters not necessary).  

Application deadline: March 31, 2025

A copy of the application can be addressed directly to:  

Judy Ditner

Richard Benson Curator of Photography and Digital Media

Yale University Art Gallery 

c/o Gabriella Svenningsen, Senior Museum Assistant, gabriella.svenningsen@yale.edu  

Yale University considers applicants for employment without regard to and does not discriminate based on an individual’s sex, race, color, religion, age, disability, status as a veteran, or national or ethnic origin; nor does Yale discriminate on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity or expression.

Requirements

• M.A. in Art History or related field
• Demonstrated interest in the history and materiality of photography and a commitment to object-based teaching
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, and the ability to communicate with knowledgeably and professionally with colleagues and the public.
• Ability to exercise discretion and to be a team player in an active office and museum environment
• Museum and/or teaching experience
• Well-developed research and written communication skills
• Familiarity with collections databases, preferably TMS (The Museum System), Teams, and Microsoft Office
• Ability to lift 35 pounds several times throughout the day

Title of the Position: Postgraduate Researcher

Department and School: Pathology, Yale School of Medicine

Anticipated Appointment Dates: Starting February 2025 until positions are filled

Email/Website:

Caleigh.mandel-brehm@yale.edu

https://medicine.yale.edu/profile/caleigh-mandel-brehm/

Introduction of School/Department:

This is an exciting opportunity in a newly established lab in the Pathology department at Yale School of Medicine. In addition to life in the CMB lab, the position provides an immersive experience into the world of translational research and medicine. Postgrads will be encouraged to attend seminars, meetings, conferences and departmental gatherings. In addition, postgrads have access to the Yale Postgraduate Research Association (YPGA), where one can socialize, network and collaborate through the next phase of their professional life.

Overview of the Position:

Mission. The Mandel-Brehm is seeking to fill multiple positions for study of the root causes of autoimmune encephalitis (AE), a high risk, poorly understood class of human disorders of the central nervous system (CNS). Over the past few years, through use of newly developed molecular technologies, Caleigh and her collaborators have opened the field to understanding several forms of autoimmune diseases of the nervous system (https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=716716562084366), as well additional disorders that await our investigation. Beyond a better understanding of these specific diseases, our studies deepen fundamental knowledge of the intersection between the nervous and immune systems. For example, why certain regions of the CNS are preferentially vulnerable to attack by the immune system, are at the core of our research program. Additionally, we are exploring unexpected triggers of autoimmune neurological disorders, such as viral and bacterial infections. These approaches capitalize on the mentor’s formal training in neuroscience and established collaborations with clinicians and clinician-scientists.

Training: There are multiple ongoing and emerging translational research and basic research projects for interested individuals. All projects have in common the potential for discovery of disease mechanisms and development of therapeutics, through training in cutting edge approaches such as programmable phage display and mass spectrometry. Additional methods to be mastered include sample processing, western blotting, immunohistochemistry, tissue culture and microscopy. Additionally, those with bioinformatics or machine learning backgrounds have an additional opportunity to discover novel disease footprints in immune profiling datasets that remain largely unexplored.

Mentoring: Career development is a high priority for the PI. Beyond training in research, mentoring through scientific writing, review of scientific journal articles, and seminar presentations both at Yale and relevant scientific meetings, will provide visibility and preparation for a career in academia or industry. The lab has weekly lab meetings to receive feedback on project progress as well as weekly one-on-ones with Dr. Mandel-Brehm. 

Education: Seminars and informal literature readings will be tailored to individual goals. Candidates will be encouraged to audit Yale undergraduate or graduate level classes if the knowledge or exposure will help to launch next steps in their career.

Qualifications:

Students with either Bachelor or Master degrees are encouraged to apply. The ideal candidate would be highly motivated, have an interest in neuroimmunology and an eagerness to learn.

Process to apply:

The position will remain open until the positions are filled. Interested applicants please send a brief statement of interest and curriculum vitae with contact information for three references to Dr. Caleigh Mandel-Brehm caleigh.mandel-brehm@yale.edu. Feel free to reach out by email before applying to zoom and learn more.

Postgraduate position in Clinical / Translational Research (Genitourinary Medical Oncology Program / Braun lab)

The Braun Lab (Yale Center of Molecular and Cellular Oncology / Yale Cancer Center / Yale School of Medicine) is seeking a highly motivated postgraduate appointee to help develop a cutting-edge biospecimen collection and repository system for human cancer research, with an initial focus on patients with kidney cancer (renal cell carcinoma). The mission is to learn human tumor immunology to better understand the biology of human cancers and develop novel therapies. The successful candidate will work in a highly collaborative environment including faculty and staff from medical oncology, urology, and pathology, both from within Yale and from outside the institution.

The postgraduate appointee will have a role in development of human subjects research protocols, identification and consenting of potential subjects, coordination across multiple specialties for tissue acquisition, direct human tissue processing, storing and tracking of stored samples, and maintenance of an associated clinical database. The postgraduate appointee will also assist in development of protocols andagreements for collaborations with other institutions, and will help ensure regulatory compliance.

1. Training: Postgraduates will develop skillsets in clinical and translational research, including skills for interacting directly with oncology patients, for working in a multidisciplinary team environment, for developing human subjects research protocols, for processing human biospecimens, and for organizing and managing a biobanking effort.

2. Mentoring: The BraunLab is committed to mentoring postgraduates, and the Principal Investigator (PI) has an established track record of postgraduate mentees ultimately going to medical school or other professional schools. The postgraduate would meet at least weekly with the PI, with additional dedicated meetings for mentoring and career development.

3. Education: The postgraduate associate will have an education plan in line with the individual’s goal of pursuing professional school (medical and/or graduate school). This includes education regarding patient-oriented research (regulatory, patient interactions, clinical database management, clinical data analysis), translational research (laboratory processing and storage of human specimens), cancer biology and immunology (through laboratory meetings and seminar participation), and scientific communication (through presentation at lab and departmental meetings, and scientific writing with the goal of presenting work at scientific and/or medical conferences).

4. Qualifications: Applicants should be highly motivated, able to work well in a multidisciplinary team, and have strong organizational skills. A Bachelor’s degree is required at the time of starting the position. The ideal candidate will be collaborative in nature, an independent learning, able to problem solve, have outstanding oral and written communication skills, and excel at organization.

5. Process to apply: Interested applicants should send a CV and contact information for 3 references to david.braun@yale.edu. (applications will be assessed on a rolling basis)

Title of the Position: Post Graduate Research Trainee, Yale Center for the Science of Cannabis and Cannabinoids

Department and School: Yale Center for the Science of Cannabis and Cannabinoids

Anticipated Appointment Dates: 2/1/2025

Email/Website:

Wendy.agudo@yale.edu (Program Manager)

https://medicine.yale.edu/psychiatry/research/programs/center-science-cannabis-cannabinoids/

Introduction of School/Department:

The Yale Center for the Science of Cannabis and Cannabinoids (YC-SCAN²), established in 2023, was created to advance the understanding of cannabis and its derivatives, often referred to as cannabinoids. This innovative Center is a hub for groundbreaking research, dissemination of information, and education in the field of cannabis and cannabinoid science. Our mission is to conduct comprehensive research on the risks and potential therapeutic applications of cannabis and cannabinoids, and to inform public policy based on our findings.

At YC-SCAN², we focus on thorough scientific research and strive to find science-based answers to critical questions concerning the risks and potential medical benefits associated with cannabis and its derivatives. We are also dedicated to translating the knowledge we gain into helpful, practical applications that could enhance patient care and inform public policy.

The Center supports pilot projects from Yale-affiliated researchers, aiming to bridge the gap between basic and clinical research. These projects form the foundation for larger funding applications to NIH and other agencies. YC-SCAN² also encourages multidisciplinary studies into the effects of cannabis and cannabinoids, combining molecular neuroscience, genetics, electroencephalography, imaging, and psychopharmacology. We are deeply committed to training the next generation of scientists and clinicians to carry forward this important work in the emerging field of cannabis science.

Overview of the Position:

The Yale Center for the Science of Cannabis and Cannabinoids (YC-SCAN²), is seeking applicants for a paid, 2-year position as a postgraduate associate. The position involves helping coordinate clinical trials and research studies exploring innovative therapies for cannabis related studies, including THC and DMT. Additionally, the position offers opportunities to work on brain imaging studies aimed at understanding the neural basis of cannabis and cannabinoids dependency. Successful applicants will gain valuable experience working with clinical populations, including administering psychiatric rating scales. Comprehensive training will be provided, covering all aspects of clinical research—from participant recruitment and clinical screening to data capture, analysis, and interpretation of study findings.

Training/Mentoring/Education

Education:

Postgraduate positions are open to those who have recently received a bachelor and/or master’s degree. The ideal candidates should be highly motivated, have a strong academic record, an interest in research, skills in databases and patient facing or customer service experience. This position will provide direct experience in a clinical research lab that will enhance a degree in the premed or psychiatry fields.

The Postgraduate Associate’s curriculum includes participation in weekly research meetings and other didactic experiences at the Yale Department of Psychiatry. The trainees will be educated on neuroscience, behavioral pharmacology methods, and biostatistics. The opportunity to audit graduate-level courses at the Yale School of Medicine is available.

The appointee will gain experience in assessing patients through cognitive instruments and psychiatric scales. The trainee will also directly observe imaging procedures with the Translational Brain Imaging Program and the PET center. The trainee will have the opportunity to shadow physicians with at Interventional Psychiatry to gain a deeper understanding of the tools we use to treat depression and addiction. The trainee will directly observe the management and treatment of patients. They will actively participate in weekly study meetings and the weekly YDRP Rounds – a forum where the lab discusses ongoing studies and hosts an educational series featuring presentations from internal and external speakers on the latest developments in the field. The trainee will be encouraged to attend educational activities, including departmental grand rounds, seminars, scientific conferences, and other didactic meetings. In addition, the Yale Medical Library offers an extensive range of educational offerings available to the postgraduate, including how to perform literature searches in PubMed, learning bioinformatics Redcap programming, data management tools, etc. Applications will be reviewed on a first come, first served basis and strong candidates will be invited to interview.

Training:

The candidate will receive training as a research associate and genetics, ageing, addiction medicine researcher through work on an NIH funded randomized clinical trial.

This position is focused on training in human subjects research within Psychiatry, with a specific focus on cannabis and cannabinoids. The postgraduate associate will receive hands-on experience in all aspects of clinical research in a psychiatric setting, including clinical screening, recruitment of study participants, capture and processing of study data, interpretation and dissemination of findings.  Postgraduate associates will be trained to build rapport with research clinical staff, to screen and identify potential study participants, to consent patients for clinical trial enrollment, collect bio samples, performing assessments, and collect outcomes data via telephone interviews.

Mentoring:

Successful candidate will receive mentorship and training in clinical research methodology, including training in good clinical practices and NIH/FDA guidelines. Under the experience of Dr. D’Souza, the candidate will gain experience in the design and conduct of clinical trials, including data collection and analysis, grant writing, abstract and manuscript preparation, and opportunities to present at conferences (if desired). They will actively participate in weekly study meetings and the quarterly YC-SCAN², Rounds – a forum where the lab discusses ongoing studies and hosts an educational series featuring presentations from internal and external speakers on the latest developments in the field.

Candidates will gain extensive clinical experience by interacting with participants in the Yale Center for the Science of Cannabis and Cannabinoids and working collaboratively with the research team. Candidates are welcomed to attend department conferences and grand rounds. Our program has a strong record of preparing our associates for medical school and beyond.

Location: West Haven VA Medical Center, 950 Campbell Avenue, West Haven, CT 06516

Qualifications:

Postgraduate positions are open to those who have recently received a bachelor or master’s degree. An ideal candidate would have an interest in psychiatry and/or related mental-health research. Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail required for data entry, processing, and quality control assessment.

Process to Apply:

Interested applicants can send a cover letter, CV, and at least two references to Wendy Agudo at wendy.agudo@yale.edu  Review of applications will begin immediately and continue until the position is filled.

Title of Position: Florence B. Selden Fellow 

Department and School: Department of Prints and Drawings, Yale University Art Gallery 

Anticipated Appointment Dates: July 1, 2025 – July 1, 2026 (renewable for a second year)

Website: https://artgallery.yale.edu/

Introduction to Department:

The collection of Prints and Drawings at the Yale University Art Gallery houses over 40,000 works on paper, ranging in date from the 15th century to the present. Particular strengths include the Arthur Ross Collection, with about 1,000 prints by 18th-century Italian and 19th-century French artists as well as the Spanish artist Francisco Goya; over 600 prints and drawings from the early modern period, including German Expressionism, most of which came to the Gallery as part of the Société Anonyme Collection; a sizable selection of American watercolors, prints, and artists’ sketchbooks from the 19th through the early 20th century; and some 800 works by artists of the second half of the 20th century. The Department of Prints and Drawings is also the home of the Sol LeWitt Wall Drawing Resource.

Overview of Position:

This is a full-time one-year fellowship, with the possibility for renewal for a second year. The salary range is: $50,000-56,000 and a competitive benefits package, or commensurate with education and experience. For more information please see: https://postdocs.yale.edu/

Education:

Reporting to the Robert L. Solley Curator of Prints and Drawings at the Yale University Art Gallery, the Florence B. Selden Fellow will supervise the department’s active study room and act as the primary liaison between the department, the Department of Photography, Education, and faculty teaching from the collections of works on paper. The Selden fellow will also facilitate visits from community members and classes outside of Yale and work closely with fellows across the museum to access the paper collections. The Selden Fellow will conduct scholarly as well as provenance research to catalogue new acquisitions and the permanent collection, and interact with scholars, students, and the public on matters concerning the collection. The Selden Fellow will have the opportunity to propose acquisitions, conduct independent research, and assist with special exhibitions and rotations of the permanent collection. We welcome and encourage applications from individuals of all backgrounds and see this fellowship as hands-on preparation for potential curators of works on paper and related positions. 

Training:

• The fellow will work with both the curatorial and paper conservation teams and receive advanced training in the cataloguing of Western works on paper dating from the 15^th century to the present. This training will include instruction on the use of oeuvre catalogues, the identification of watermarks, collectors’ stamps, and chop marks.  
• The fellow will receive training in the proper handling of works of art on paper and in connoisseurship.  
• The fellow will receive extensive instruction in provenance research and in the proper compilation of an object’s bibliography, and in-depth instruction in the use of the Gallery’s database (The Museum System, or TMS).  
• The fellow will work closely with classes and develop a teaching pedagogy for how to teach with objects.   

Mentoring:

• The fellow will receive instruction in the hosting of class and scholar visits to our active Duffy Study Room, which will be a principal part of the fellowship position.   
• Intensive mentorship will be provided in the research, formation, and delivery of gallery talks and public presentations. 
• Working closely with the department curators, the fellow will be introduced to all aspects of the preparation of exhibitions and gallery rotations, from the selection of objects to the writing and editing of exhibition texts and wall labels.  
• The fellow will receive encouragement and oversight on independent scholarly ventures, including the preparation of articles for publication.   
• The fellow with assist in the management and training of the undergraduate interns. 
• The fellow will attend art fairs, meet with print publishers, and dealers, and be encouraged to propose acquisitions and learn about the market. 

Qualifications:

• M.A. in Art History or related field. 
• Commitment to the field of graphic arts and to object-based teaching. 
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, and the ability to communicate with colleagues and the public in a knowledgeable and professional manner. 
• Museum and/or teaching experience.  
• Familiarity with collections databases, preferably TMS (The Museum System), Teams, and Microsoft Office. 
• Ability to exercise discretion and to be a team player in an active office and museum environment.  
• Familiarity with at least one European language. 
• Well-developed research and written communication skills.  
• Ability to lift 35 pounds.  

Yale University considers applicants for employment without regard to and does not discriminate based on an individual’s sex, race, color, religion, age, disability, status as a veteran, or national or ethnic origin; nor does Yale discriminate on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity or expression.

Process to Apply:

A copy of the application should be received by the deadline March 15, 2025, and can be addressed directly to:  

Freyda Spira 

Robert L. Solley Curator of Prints and Drawings  

Yale University Art Gallery 

c/o Suzanne Greenawalt, Senior Museum Assistant: suzanne.greenawalt@yale.edu  

The application should include: a cover letter describing career goals and why this position is of particular interest; CV; graduate transcript; a writing sample prepared for an academic audience (maximum 2 pages), as well as one for the general audience (such as a wall label or text); names and contact information of three references (letters not necessary).  

Yale Emergency Medicine Postgraduate Clinical Research Associate

Posting Date: 

Yale Emergency Medicine Postgraduate Clinical Research Associate (Hawk Lab)

The Yale Department of Emergency Medicine is currently recruiting a research associate to join our study team. The study will be the first randomized clinical trial to evaluate a comprehensive Emergency Department based intervention for moderate to severe Alcohol Use Disorder. This is a paid, full-time position with great benefits, a fixed duration of one year, with a possible 12-month extension.

The position will involve an annual salary of $43,920 plus benefits.

Primary roles of research associates will include:

Training:

The candidate will receive training as a research associate and an emergency and addiction medicine researcher through work on an NIH funded randomized clinical trial. Participants will be trained to build rapport with emergency department clinical staff, to screen and identify potential study participants among ED patients, to consent patients for clinical trial enrollment, collect biosamples, performing assessments, and collect outcomes data via telephone interviews.

Mentorship:
Sucuessful candidate will receive mentorship and training in clinical research methodology, including training in good clinical practices and NIH/FDA guidelines. Under the experience of Dr. Hawk, the candidate will gain experience in the design and conduct of clinical trials, including data collection and analysis, grant writing, abstract and manuscript preparation, and opportunities to present at conferences (if desired).

Research associates will gain extensive clinical experience by interacting with patients in the Emergency Department and working collaboratively with the medical team. RAs are welcomed to attend department conferences and grand rounds. Our program has a strong record of preparing our associates for medical school and beyond.

Education:
Postgraduate positions are open to those who have recently received a bachelor and/or master’s degree. The ideal candidates should be highly motivated, have a strong academic record, an interest in research, skills in databases and patient facing or customer service experience. Applications will be reviewed on a first come, first served basis and strong candidates will be invited to interview.

Application Process:

If interested, please send your curriculum vitae, and cover letter, with the subject line Postgrad EM Research to vanessa.zuniga@yale.edu. Review of applications will begin immediately and will continue until the position is filled. For selected candidates, 2-3 professional references (name, contact information and the nature of the professional relationship you maintained) will be requested.

Post-Graduate Associate: Internal Medicine- Rheumatology, Allergy & Immunology Yale School of Medicine

PI: Monique Hinchcliff, MD MS

Introduction:

• The Department of Internal Medicine, Section of Rheumatology, Allergy & Immunology is looking for Post-Graduate Associate to work in Dr. Hinchcliff’s lab. Monique Hinchliff, MD, MS is a rheumatologist specializing in scleroderma, a rheumatologic disease that causes chronic hardening of skin and connective tissues. She is also the director of the Yale Medicine Scleroderma Program.

Training/Requirements:

• Participate fully as a member of the clinical and clinical research team as well as the translational research program in Yale Rheumatology by coordinating clinical (patient-focused) studies from conception to completion.
• Learn to prepare and submit institutional review board applications to ensure adequate protection of human participants in biomedical research
• Identify, assess eligibility, enroll participants in research studies.
• Collect accurate health data from research participants for a variety of studies. Conduct a study using these data if you desire.
• Coordinate collection and processing of various human specimens (e.g., blood, various tissues, buccal swabs, etc.). Conduct a study using these samples if you desire.
• Work directly with clinical database manager to log and track biospecimens from human participants in clinical studies in rheumatology.
• Prepare written progress reports and similar research study documents.
• Coordinate the conduct of multiple simultaneous research projects.
• Preparation for Dr. Hinchcliff clinic including research pre-charting to identify potential candidates for clinical trials
• Traveling to various YNHH campuses required including North Haven, CT for clinic.

Mentoring:

• The candidate will be mentored by Dr. Monique Hinchcliff. They will be encouraged to attend department conferences, lectures, grand rounds, and present research on a regular basis. They will meet with Dr. Hinchcliff on a biweekly basis for mentorship and project progression.

Education:

• This position is ideal for someone who is interested in gaining experience in clinical research prior to applying for medical or graduate school.

Qualifications:

• Eligible candidates should have a bachelor’s degree in the biological sciences or a related field. Candidates should be self-motivated with a can-do attitude who enjoy talking to patients. 
• Eligible candidates will have the ability to work independently under limited supervision. 
•  Strong organizational skills with attention to detail and the ability to prioritize and multi-task.
• Proven ability to multitask, maintain confidentiality and manage a broad variety of duties and shifting priorities in a changing environment and to be organized and meticulous with details. Ability to problem solve, organize and adapt to changing priorities. 
• Interpersonal skills and the ability to work as a team and independently while self-motivating.  

Process to Apply:

• To speak to the principal investigator, Monique Hinchcliff, MD MS, please email your resume and cover letter to: s.perez@yale.edu
• This is a 1-year position. A second-year position may be possible pending approval by the post-doctoral office and available funding.

Title of the Position:  Postgraduate Associate

Department and School:  Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology & Reproductive Sciences, Yale School of Medicine

Anticipated Appointment Dates:  Anticipated start Spring 2025 (1 year appointment)

Email:  Dr. Liubin Yang (liubin.yang@yale.edu)

Introduction:  The Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Sciences is renowned for its research excellence and recognized as a worldwide leader in basic, translational and clinical research on reproductive health and disease.

Overview of the Position:  A 1-2 year postgraduate research associate position in translational research is available in Dr. Yang’s group as part of Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Sciences in Dr. Yong-hui Jiang’s lab located in the Department of Genetics. The primary focus of this group is translational science in women’s ovarian health with emphasis on genetic techniques. Ongoing projects include understanding the mechanisms of ovarian aging, discovering new genes that underlie primary ovarian insufficiency/diminished ovarian reserve, and gene therapy for primary ovarian insufficiency. These studies range from clinical research to molecular studies in mouse models of disease.

Education:  This position will provide direct experience in a healthcare clinical/bench lab that will enhance a degree in the premed or life sciences/biology fields.

Training: The postgraduate research associate will have the opportunity to gain experience with in clinical and basic research skills (e.g. ranging from human subject consent, medical record abstraction, and processing human specimens), as well as cell biology techniques (e.g. DNA/RNA and protein extraction and quantification, cell culture techniques and mouse models of disease). In addition, Human Subjects and HIPAA training will be provided. Thus, this position is ideal for recent graduates interested in learning how to design, conduct, and interpret basic and clinical scientific experiments, as well as individuals looking to gain clinical/translational/and basic research experience prior to graduate studies in the health professions.

Mentoring: The postgraduate research associate will receive direct, daily mentoring and training from Dr. Liubin Yang and weekly lab meetings, journal club with Dr. Jiang’s lab, as well as research seminars in the Division of Reproductive Sciences. Mentorship will be provided for clinical research (research design, data management, and patient interactions) and translational research (nucleic acid design and extraction, cell culture techniques, mouse models of disease). Additional mentorship will be provided in a manner tailored to the individual’s long-term career goals (scientific writing, presentation, public speaking). Intellectual and technical contributions by the postgraduate research associate will provide opportunities for this individual to present data at national research meetings and/or gain experience drafting manuscripts for peer-review.

Education/Qualifications: A master’s or bachelor’s degree in premed or life sciences/biology is required. Prior experience working in a clinic or research lab is preferred, although training will be provided for all proposed research activities. To excel in this role, the applicant should be dedicated and reliable with excellent organizational skills, attention to detail, and ability to work independently, as well as in a team.

Process to Apply:  To apply, please email a brief cover letter describing motivations, research interests and experience, and formal qualifications in the body of the email and resume/CV to Dr. Liubin Yang at liubin.yang@yale.edu. Application review will begin immediate and will occur on a rolling basis until the position is filled.

Yale Postgraduate Associate Appointment in Pain and Addiction Neuropsychopharmacology

Introduction of School/Department

The Pain and Addiction Interaction Neuroscience (PAIN) Lab, housed within the Yale Department of Psychiatry, will select one highly qualified college graduate for a Postgraduate Associate position. The Yale Department of Psychiatry is a leading institution for clinical diagnostic services and multidisciplinary research on neuropsychiatric and substance use disorders, involving behavioral neuroscience, physiology, neuroimaging, molecular genetics, and treatment. Through extensive collaborations, the PAIN Lab brings together expertise in behavioral pharmacology, multimodal assessment of pain, and clinical trial techniques towards developing novel therapeutics for pain and addiction. Our studies involve the administration of non-opioid substances, such as phytocannabinoids, ketamine, and psychedelics to healthy humans and clinical populations with substance use disorders and chronic pain.

The program is led by Joao P. De Aquino, M.D. For more information and a list of recent publications, visit:

https://medicine.yale.edu/lab/pain/

https://www.mirecc.va.gov/visn1/

Overview of the Position

Education

The Postgraduate Associate’s curriculum includes participation in weekly research meetings and other didactic experiences at the Yale Department of Psychiatry. The trainees will be educated on psychophysics, behavioral pharmacology methods, and biostatistics. The opportunity to audit graduate-level courses at the Yale School of Medicine is available.

Mentoring

The Postgraduate Associate will be directly mentored by Dr. De Aquino and will be involved in a highly active and productive community of clinical research scientists. With research mentorship, the selected applicant will help conduct a research project from the point of experiment design through analysis and publication of results. 

Training

The Postgraduate Associate will have the opportunity to assist in a variety of scientific activities in the lab including recruitment of participants; assisting in ongoing data collection; working on data already collected within the lab; and providing general assistance relevant to the functioning of the lab. Additional opportunities include assisting in the preparation of manuscripts and conference presentations.

Location

The PAIN Lab spans studies conducted at the VA Connecticut Healthcare System in West Haven, CT and at the Clinical Neuroscience Research Unit (CNRU), in downtown New Haven, CT.

Qualifications

Bachelor of Arts or Science and an interest in clinical and translational research is required. A background in Psychology, Pre-Med, or Neuroscience with research experience are a plus. is required.

The ideal candidate should be self-driven, creative, ethical, and collaborative, and able to integrate feedback.

Yale University is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity employer. Yale values diversity among its students, staff, and faculty and strongly welcomes applications from women, persons with disabilities, protected veterans, and underrepresented minorities.

Additional Information

In accordance with university requirements for a safe return to in-person university operations, all faculty, staff, and postdoctoral and postgraduate associates will be required to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by August 1. For additional information, please visit https://your.yale.edu/work-yale/workplace-guidance/workplace-guidance-faqs.

The Postgraduate Associate position is one year or two years in duration with a salary of $43,920 plus benefits.  The position is open to those who have recently received a bachelor and/or master’s degree, but not doctoral degrees.

Process to Apply

Please submit a letter of interest, resume, a copy of academic transcript, and at least two letters of reference to Joao De Aquino at joao.deaquino@yale.edu and Julia Meyerovich at julia.meyerovich@yale.edu.

Review of applications will begin immediately and continue until the position is filled

Postgraduate Associate in Cancer Biology (Samir Zaidi’s Lab)

Yale School of Medicine and Cancer Center

Center of Molecular and Cellular Oncology (CMCO)

Start Date: 3/1/2025–

Email: samir.zaidi@yale.edu

We are seeking highly motivated individuals to join the laboratory of Dr. Samir Zaidi opening 3/1/2025.  Our laboratory is based within the Center of Molecular and Cellular Oncology (CMCO) in the Yale School of Medicine and Yale Cancer Center.  We focus on principles of cancer plasticity, metastases and the tumor microenvironment, and how these processes mediate treatment resistance.  We have recently discovered key pathways that are associated with cellular plasticity and regulate therapeutic response (Science 2022, [PMID 35981096] and PNAS 2024 [PMID: 38968122]).  Our laboratory builds upon these studies to uncover how tumor cells interact and communicate with their microenvironment, the determinants of metastatic niches, and the mediators of critical cell–cell interactions.  Our science will be rooted in basic biology and have a strong translational perspective towards developing novel therapeutics for cancer patients.

Principal Investigator Background/Research: Dr. Zaidi (MD/PhD) is a physician–scientist who has been committed to understanding the mechanisms underpinning oncologic and developmental disorders (publications).  Dr. Zaidi first worked in the laboratory of Dr. Rudolf Jaenisch at MIT, where he studied stem cell reprogramming, and thereafter, in the laboratory of Dr. Richard Lifton at Yale during his MD/PhD, where he focused on the genetics of complex human diseases and cancer (Nature 2013 [PMID 2366595], Science 2015 [PMID 26785492], Nature Genetics 2017 [PMID 28991257]).  Dr. Zaidi then completed his internal medicine residency in the Stanbury Physician–Scientist Program at the Massachusetts General Hospital (Harvard Medical School), his medical oncology fellowship at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSKCC), and post–doctoral training in the laboratory of Charles Sawyers.  Dr. Zaidi joined the MSKCC faculty as an Assistant Attending and the Louis V. Gerstner Jr. Scholar and will be joining Yale in March of 2025 as the Stephen Sherwin MD Investigator and Assistant Professor.  Dr. Zaidi has been the recipient of awards from the Department of Defense (DoD), American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO), the Prostate Cancer Foundation (PCF), NIH NCI K08, and Burroughs Wellcome Fund.

Philosophy and Mission: We are strongly committed in creating a dynamic, open and inclusive scientific team.  We focus on rigorous science conducted within an environment of collegiality, support, and respect.  Our group will focus on developing robust experimental systems that serve as pertuable systems that may drive critical bench–to–beside translation.  Overall, we strive for building ideas and concepts that can be freely shared within our group to create an ecosystem of scientific excellence.

Education: The postgraduate will benefit from a highly collaborative and engaged scientific environment and will learn about a wide array of cancer biology principles both technically and conceptually. They will participate in weekly lab meeting and journal clubs with presentations.  They will have the opportunity to attend Department seminars, research in progress talk and group meetings.  The postgraduate will learn principles of experimentation, problem solving, data analyses, interpretation, and figure generation.  Both intellectual and technical contributions from the postgraduate will provide opportunities to present at research meetings and obtain authorship of highly impactful peer reviewed publications.

Training: The postgraduate associate will be directly trained and supervised by Dr. Zaidi with respect to scientific knowledge, project development and laboratory techniques.  This training will be further supported by the staff, colleagues, and peers within his lab and the CMCO.  These include organoid culture, co–culture assays, rapid genomic editing tools, multi–allelic mouse models, mouse live imaging, establishment of new transplant models, drug treatments, collection of tissues and fluids, pathology, immunoprobing, high dimensional flow cytometry, spatial and single cell transcription and accessibility profiles, along with an array of molecular biology tools (DNA, RNA and protein analyses, cloning and lentiviral production).  The postgraduate will also be involved in mouse colony maintenance, general upkeep of the laboratory equipment, stocks, and ordering and maintaining inventory.

Mentorship: Given that mentoring is one of the most complex and developmentally important aspects of scientific life, Dr. Zaidi is committed to providing the best mentorship to all his incoming trainees, students, mid–career, and senior scientists.  Dr. Zaidi and each postgraduate will have weekly meetings to discuss scientific results, experiments, and career goals.  The team will work together to create a plan that would allow the postgraduate to have learn critical science principles, experimentation tools, and scientific interpretation, in order to bridge to a competitive career in science, medicine, or industry.  Of note, Dr. Zaidi has been a fortunate recipient of some of the best mentorship, and has a strong track record of mentoring postgraduates, PhD, MD/PhD, and MD students.  Additional mentoring avenues can be set up through Dr. Zaidi’s collaborations and connections with other labs, clinical colleagues, and peers/faculty members at Yale School of Medicine and Yale Cancer Center.

Environment: Dr. Zaidi’s team will be composed of 4–6 members and will grow as new research discoveries and advances are made.  The lab is located in Downtown New Haven at 300 George Street, 6^th floor, which is where the CMCO resides and integrally embedded within the Yale School of Medicine.  Dr. Zaidi’s group shares the floor with other laboratory ranging from early, mid–career and well–established investigators.  The CMCO often hosts seminars, scientific meetings, work in progresses, and provides a rich and vibrant community and environment for scientists.  Of note, the new mouse facility and flow core facility are located on the 2^nd floor of the building.  There will opportunities to participate in multi–lab meetings, journal clubs, departmental research-in-progress seminars, and scientific retreats.  Additionally, trainees will be integrated into the thriving research, education, and health–care communities as well as training and well–being programs across Yale University.  New Haven is a lively and culture-oriented city with buzzing restaurants and arts, and is located on the East Coast, which is a short train ride to New York City and Boston.

Qualifications: The candidate should have recently graduated with a BA or BS, want to strengthen their research experience, and importantly can commit at least for 2 years (renewable annual appointment).  The most important qualifications are being well organized, motivated, curious, honest and have strong communication skills.  Candidates will often need to multitask and perform well independently and within a team science environment.  Responsibilities include designing, assisting with, conducting, and interpreting experiments, keeping detailed experiments notes, and sharing in organized tasks.

How to apply: Candidates should send a CV, cover letter that details their experience, motivation, and goals, and contact information for 2–3 references to samir.zaidi@yale.edu with “Postgraduate position, candidate’s full name” in the subject line. Interested individuals are also welcome to reach out with any questions.  Start dates are flexible between 3/1/2025–onwards.

Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis starting December 1^st, 2024.

Postgraduate Associate Opening at the Müschen Laboratory in the Center of Molecular and Cellular Oncology, Yale School of Medicine

Introduction of School/Department:

Dr. Müschen ´s Laboratory in the Center of Molecular and Cellular Oncology in the Yale University School of Medicine is seeking an enthusiastic postgraduate for a position immediately available to participate in research projects focused on hematological malignancies, genetics, gene editing, and mouse models.

Overview of the position:

We are seeking a highly motivated postgraduate research associate interested in joining the Müschen Lab to gain experience in the fields of Immunology, Hematology and Cancer Biology.  Our interdisciplinary research program involves experiments with leukemia cells, mouse models, and we largely employ molecular, cellular biology and bioinformatics tools to understand the mechanisms driving malignant transformation through signaling pathways. https://medicine.yale.edu/lab/muschen/

Under the guidance of Dr. Markus Müschen, you will work closely with our senior scientist to identify B-cell specific mechanism regulating Wnt/beta-catenin signaling. As we have previously shown that B-cell tumors depend on efficient beta-catenin degradation (Cosgun et. al., Biorxiv, 2023), this project will lead to discovery of novel strategies to eradicate refractory B-cell tumors. The candidate will be involved in experiments using state-of-the-art techniques including CRISPR-based genetic engineering, multi-color flow cytometry, western blot, mouse genetics, viral gene delivery, pre-clinical drug testing in xenotransplantation models and stem cell transplantation experiments.

The candidate should have enthusiasm for science, willingness to think beyond established concepts and expand their methodological repertoire. The candidate is expected to actively participate in our weekly lab meetings, provide work-in-progress updates, and take part in our scientific club discussions. He/she will also work closely with our lab manager and assist him with the general upkeep of the lab and organizing our inventory.

Education:

This position will provide the postgraduate with an experiential education in research.  This education will prepare one to be a competitive applicant for graduate and/or medical school.  The postgraduate will be an active and contributing full-time member of the research laboratory.  By working in the laboratory, the postgraduate will acquire practical knowledge in biological research.

Training:

The candidate will be trained in techniques of molecular biology, cell culture, animal models, and bioinformatics. It is expected the candidate will participate and hold authorship in publications

Mentoring:

In our laboratory, we promote a culture of inclusivity, mentoring our trainees’ scientific growth, and striving to make science accessible to everyone. Through daily interactions with senior lab members and weekly sessions with Dr. Müschen, the candidate will not only have the opportunity to contribute to high impact publications, but also have the support necessary to develop into a successful independent scientist if that is your goal.

Qualifications:

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in biological sciences or related field with practical experience in basic molecular and cell biology techniques (e.g., cell culture, protein chemistry, western blotting, quantitative PCR, cloning, etc). Basic knowledge of cancer genomics, immunology or hematology is preferred. Prior experience handling experimental mice (injection, genotyping, colony maintenance) is a plus.

Process to Apply

Your application should include CV, a brief statement of motivation, and contacts of three scientific mentors (references) in one single PDF and sent to Dr. Markus Müschen (markus.muschen@yale,edu)

Location:

Center of Molecular and Cellular Oncology

300 George Street – New Haven, CT 06511

One-year appointments with the possibility of a one-year renewal

Postgraduate Position in Stem Cell and Endothelial Cell Biology at the Brisa Palikuqi Lab

The Brisa Palikuqi Lab at the Yale School of Medicine is seeking a Postgraduate Research Associate to join our research team within the Yale Stem Cell Center and the Comparative Medicine Department. Our lab explores the role of stem cells and endothelial cells in tissue regeneration and disease, with a focus on identifying new therapeutic avenues for precision medicine. For more information about our research, visit www.brisapalikuqilab.com.

Training Opportunities

As a postgraduate research associate, you will receive hands-on training in both experimental and computational approaches, including:

• Working with models of intestinal regeneration and disease to investigate how stem cells and endothelial cells contribute to tissue recovery and disease pathology.
• Development and application of mouse and patient - derived stem cell and organoid models.
• Computational analysis of single-cell RNA sequencing and spatial transcriptomics data to examine gene expression patterns and cellular interactions.
• Hands-on training in molecular biology, cell culture, and multiomics approaches to explore cellular behavior and function.
• Imaging techniques (confocal and live-cell imaging) to observe cellular behavior in real time.

Mentoring

You will work closely with Dr. Palikuqi at every stage of the research process, from conceptualizing experiments to interpreting data and presenting findings. Tailored career development opportunities, such as scientific writing and public speaking, will be offered based on your long-term career aspirations. The lab is committed to providing a supportive and collaborative environment that fosters both scientific and personal growth.

Education and Environment

The Brisa Palikuqi Lab is part of a vibrant and diverse research community at Yale, where you will have the opportunity to engage with leading experts in stem cell biology, regenerative medicine, and computational biology. This position offers the chance to deepen your research experience, making it ideal for candidates considering further studies, such as a Ph.D. or M.D./Ph.D., in biomedical sciences.

Qualifications

Candidates must hold a bachelor’s degree in biological sciences, engineering, computer science, statistics, bioinformatics, mathematics, or a related field with strong quantitative and computational training. Prior computational research experience is required, which may include experience gained as an undergraduate. Candidates experienced in any of the following areas will be strongly preferred: single-cell transcriptomic analysis, spatial transcriptomic analysis, analysis of RNA and ChIP sequencing data, and machine learning. A 2-year commitment to the position is encouraged.

Interested applicants should send a brief statement of interest, a curriculum vitae (CV), and contact information for three references to Dr. Brisa Palikuqi at brisa.palikuqi@yale.edu. In your cover letter please include a brief summary of previous research experience, current research interests, and your career goals. A start date of early 2025 is preferred, though applications will be considered on a case by case basis. First round of applications will be reviewed at the end of November 2024.

Yale University is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. We do not discriminate based on race, religion, color, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, status as a protected veteran, status as an individual with a disability, or other applicable legally protected characteristics.

Postgraduate Research Associate in Nephrology Clinical Research (Turner Lab)

Intro:

Full-time postgraduate associate training position in clinical research in the Yale University Department of Internal Medicine Section of Nephrology.  The Section has extensive programs in patient care, research, and education, with a strong commitment to excellence in each of these three areas.  Currently, the section oversees several ongoing interventional clinical research studies focusing on novel therapies for treating polycystic kidney disease and nephropathies due to conditions such as hypertension, diabetes and auto-immune disorders.

Education:

Through hands-on experience, intellectual collaboration with colleagues, and exposure to experts in the field, postgraduates in the Section of Nephrology will acquire valuable experience bolstering a foundation for future healthcare and/or research endeavors. 

Training:

The candidate will receive education in clinical research methodologies, including good clinical practices (GCP) and NIH/FDA guidelines. In addition, the postgraduate will be exposed to patient and healthcare interactions, research consent, data collection and quality management, presentation development, biospecimen processing, and reporting at team meetings. There are opportunities to attend lectures within and outside the department as well as participate in publications and presentations

Mentorship:

Ongoing mentorship will be provided by clinical research director, Jeffrey Turner, MD.  Mentorship will take the form of weekly meetings about ongoing research experience, and periodic meetings focusing upon an independent research project developed with the mentor.  In addition to development of an in-depth understanding of clinical research, patient interaction skills, lab and clinical research techniques, efforts are made to tailor the educational aspect of the experience to the postgraduate’s goals and interests. 

Qualifications:

Candidates must have career goals in the medical field and be available to commit to at least one year of full-time work. Qualifications include BA/BS in pre-med, public health, or the life sciences; GPA 3.5/4.0 or higher preferred.  Prior experience in a research lab or hospital is preferred but not required. We seek candidates with a strong desire to contribute to patient-oriented research.

Email your resume/CV as well as a cover letter describing your future education or career goals to lauren.liberti@yale.edu specifying Postgraduate Research Associate Position in the subject line.