Employment:  Levine Cancer Institute – Psycho Oncology   Charlotte, NC

LCI’s section of Psycho Oncology is searching for a full time, outpatient Psychologist to join their team in Charlotte, NC.  This opportunity has a combination of clinical, academic, and research responsibilities in an integrated psycho-oncology section within a thriving outpatient, world class oncology service line.  Schedule is Monday through Friday, 8a-5p with no weekends, nights, or call. Candidates must hold a PhD or PsyD degree in Clinical Psychology. Post-doctoral fellowship in Psycho-Oncology is preferred.

Fellowship:  Stanford University - Cancer Survivorship Research Team  Stanford, CA

Stanford University is seeking to recruit a highly motivated individual with a doctoral degree in psychology (e.g., clinical, counseling, social, educational), epidemiology, public health, medicine, nursing, or a related social science field with an interest in developing expertise in conducting cancer-related behavioral intervention trials.

Post Doctoral Training:  The NCI-Supported Clinical Research Training in Cancer Control Program at the University of Rochester  Rochester, NY

The NCI-Supported Clinical Research Training in Cancer Control Program at the University of Rochester provides post-doctoral MD or PhD researchers with knowledge and experience to establish careers as outstanding independent investigators in cancer control and prevention research.

Fellowship:  Atrium Health - Oral Medicine Research Laboratory  Charlotte, NC

The Oral Medicine Research Laboratory of the Carolinas Heath System is seeking a postdoctoral research fellow responsible for conducting basic and clinical translational research for genomics related biomarker discovery for oral and systemic diseases. The individual will use molecular and cellular biology, biochemistry, and microbiology investigation methodologies in bench research. The individual undertakes research studies in areas defined by the Lab Director or designee. Responsibilities will include all aspects of research from protocol and experimental design, study implementation in the laboratory, data analysis and interpretation, grant writing, abstract and manuscript preparation, and presentation at meetings. All work will be conducted with minimum of direct supervision as defined by the director of the laboratory.