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PhD student and psychologist wanted for Maria’s intensive treatment for PTSD project

Want to work at the forefront of PTSD research? Look here!

Maria Bragesjö and her team are announcing two exciting positions for her project on intensive treatment for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).

  1. A PhD student that will hold a project leadership position in a clinical trial of intensive exposure-based treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder. You will play a central role in protocol development, regulatory processes, study execution, and analysis, comparing intensive prolonged exposure with the gold standard individual, weekly treatment.
    Read more and apply here.
  2. A Lic. psychologist or PTP psychologist for a project position at the Trauma Program, Psychiatry Southwest. Tasks include assessment of PTSD, physically and digitally as part of the research project.
    Read more and apply here.
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PhD position in Precision Psychiatry available

We are looking for a new doctoral student to join our computational team!

Read more and apply here.

Do you want to contribute to top quality medical research?

In the research group we work to improve the lives of individuals with psychiatric conditions. A core theme of our research is to develop more accurate prediction models for both the risk of, and also consequences of, psychiatric conditions.

The main scientific objective of your PhD project is to advance knowledge in suicide prediction. Suicide is a catastrophic event for the individual, close relatives, colleagues, and society. Your project is focused on statistical modelling in two different studies. In both studies you will collaborate with colleagues at Oxford University (UK), University of North Carolina Chapel Hill (US) and Sweden.

🎯Research project 1 is a registry study of risk factors for suicide among psychiatric patients that have experienced compulsive mental care.

🎯Research project 2 you will be working with multimodal data (including genetic data) in a nationwide suicide cohort with the purpose of improving present prediction of suicide aiming to derive and validate better risk models for suicide in the total population.

The position is a part of the Rücklab computational team, led by John Wallert.

We look forward to receiving your application!