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Research Clinician

Solomonov Lab

Weill Cornell Medicine, Department of Psychiatry

We are looking for a Research Clinician to join our supportive, cohesive, interdisciplinary team focused on developing novel digital and psychotherapy interventions for depression and suicidality. We have a particular focus on aging, and novel methods (imaging, AI, etc), and personalization of interventions to individuals’ unique profiles.

The clinician will be supervised by a licensed clinical psychologist and work closely with our research and clinical teams in developing research programs, conducting clinical trials and delivering interventions, assessments and outreach activities in the community.

This position is ideal for someone who is eager to become part of a clinical research environment, take part of fast-paced initiatives that bridge the gap between science and clinical practice and grow together with our team.

Primarily in-person (1300 York Ave, NYC)

Lab websites for more info https://www.solomonovlab.com/

https://www.solomonovlab.com/

Primary Responsibilities

Facilitate clinical trainings and research projects with staff, clinicians and researchers in a large academic medical center.

Conduct clinical and diagnostic assessments using structured and semi-structured interviews and standardized rating scales.

Deliver manualized psychotherapies within randomized controlled trials.

Monitor participant safety, including suicide risk assessment and risk screenings

Maintain accurate and timely clinical and research documentation in REDCap, Epic, and study databases.

Participate in interdisciplinary case conferences, supervision, and clinical research meetings.

Lead outreach activities in the community, engagement of community members and screenings of individuals in need of mental health support.

Contribute to development of programming, regulatory protocols, and treatment manuals across research and clinical projects

Participate in dissemination activities including presentations, manuscripts, and grant-related work when appropriate.

Required Qualifications

Master’s degree in psychology, social work, counseling, mental health counseling, or related clinical field.

Clinical licensure or license eligibility in New York State.

Experience working with adults or older adults with depression, anxiety, suicidality, or other psychiatric conditions.

Training in evidence-based models of treatment and assessment

Strong organizational, communication, and interpersonal skills.

Ability to work collaboratively in multidisciplinary academic and community-based environments.

Details

Start: Immediate

Salary: $66,300

Eligibility: U.S. work authorization required

Apply

Send CV and cover letter to Delaney Callaghan (dec4018@med.cornell.edu), with file name (FIRST_LAST NAME_CV and FIRST_LAST NAME_Cover).

Rolling review until filled.