Overview
UNSW Sydney is recruiting a part-time Postdoctoral Fellow in Psychology for a school-based early-intervention research project focused on parent and teacher engagement and children's mental-health outcomes.
Complete research opportunity details
The Level A appointment is fixed term for 2.5 years to July 2029 at 17.5 hours per week. The role coordinates trial activities, manages and analyses research data, supports publications and presentations, prepares grant and ethics/governance applications and travels regularly to South West Sydney. The official listing shows $118k–$126k plus 17% superannuation and annual leave loading.
Eligibility requirements
A PhD in Psychology with AHPRA endorsement as a clinical, educational or developmental psychologist is required, along with relevant research-trial, research-coordination and statistical-analysis experience. Arabic-English bilingual capability is highly desirable.
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Verification notes
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