The George Mason University, Nutrition, and Food Studies department are going to accept applicants for the postdoctoral program to perform two-year research and teaching postdoctoral fellowship in adult nutrition and health research. Interested individual must read the details and apply.

Details:

Department: health and human services college

Level of Program: postdoctoral

Title: Postdoctoral Fellowship in Adult Nutrition and Health Research

Type of job: full-time

Job number: F528AZ

Recruit number: FAC8035

Duration: two years

Host University: George Mason University

Location: USA

Responsibilities:

• Applicants are responsible for mentorship research to provide research protocols implementation, adopt new procedures, methods instrumentation related to research procedures, and IRB approval maintenance.
• Provide, and analyze research data, maintain data for research use graphic and statistical software to analyze and provide information for a presentation at research conferences and in manuscripts.
• Take part in research meetings to explore and advance healthy young adult college students.
• Prepare and implement a pilot intervention study or studies related to faculty mentors.

Teaching opportunity:

• Successful applicants will have teaching opportunities and will participate in teaching, especially nutrition topics at the undergraduate and graduate using offline and online formats.

Community life:

• Applicants with involved with the research team, the college the broader Mason research community.
• Will present their work and take part in conferences and seminars, both on-campus and at national conferences in their area of interest.

Eligibilities:

• Hold a Ph.D. degree in health science or MD is also acceptable.
• At least two years of work experience in a related area at the level of Ph.D.
• Have experience and interest statements in collaborative research.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills.
• Be interested in research and cooperation and project management.

Required documents:

• Complete application form.
• Update CV
• Interest letter including a description of your career plans, research interests, and experience.
• Copy of best-written work
• A diversity statement (if you have work experience with any person in a teaching, mentorship, or advisory capacity who are from a marginalized group, explain how did you assist them to recognize and face barriers to success no longer than two paragraphs).
• three recommendation letters one of them should be from the doctoral program faculty member

how to apply:

applicants can provide the requested documents and apply online

For more details, please have a look at GMU website