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This Quarter’s Career Development Resources

Check out these articles, links to useful resources, tips, and opportunities to find the information you need to keep your career on track. This quarter you’ll find very interesting and thought provoking posts about work-life balance and mentoring as a grad student.

 

Grant Resources and Scientific Writing

Funding Opportunities or Opportunities for Assistance

Meetings

Career Development Training/ Jobs / Promotion/ Tenure

  • Tenure Track Job Search Advice Aggregator
  • The Data Incubator
  • JOB POSTS
    • Post-Doctoral Fellow Research – Center for Rehabilitation Outcomes Research
    • Post-Doctoral Fellow Research – A postdoctoral research position is available in the laboratory of Dr. Ceren Yarar-Fisher in the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. The laboratory has three-funded projects from National Institutes of Health (NIH) and National Institute on Disability, Independent Living and Rehabilitation Research (NIDILRR) in the areas of nutrition, metabolism, neuromuscular adaptations and neurorecovery in people with SCI. Qualifications: Excellent organizational, interpersonal, and problem‐solving skills; Effective written and oral communication, including excellent public speaking skills; Ability to write manuscripts and present research findings at national meetings; Ability to design human clinical research studies and analyze their data independently; Ability to work with others as a team.

      TO APPLY:  Please send the following to Dr. Ceren Yarar-Fisher: A cover letter summarizing research interests and accomplishments; describing how your skills, training, and experience fit with the lab; and explain how this work would fit with your future career goals; A complete CV with a publication list; Contact information for three references

Mentoring

Leadership, Collaboration, and Networking

Work-Life Balance/Quality of Life

Continuing Education Opportunities

General Research Resources