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Florida State University's Department of Psychology is home to world-class scholars whose research consistently attracts national and international recognition. In addition to excelling in research, the faculty are recognized for excellence in teaching. 

The MRI physicist will work with the faculty and researchers on implementing, evaluating, and developing novel MRI acquisition and analysis techniques for human MRI scanners with an emphasis on functional brain imaging. The ideal candidate would also work with faculty with expertise in multimodal methods to develop state-of-the-art MR processing techniques and support the integration of other neuroimaging (EEG) or stimulation techniques (tACS, TMS) with MRI. 

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The Department of Psychology is currently seeking a Grants Administrator to join the team! 

This position serves as the Senior Grants Compliance Analyst in the Department, directly supporting the work and research efforts of accomplished scholars. Other responsibilities include supervising, training, and managing the sponsored project support staff, overseeing the initiation and approval process of grants, reconciliation of fiscal activities, and more! 

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The Department of Psychology at Florida State University invites applicants for the Conradi Memorial Eminent Scholar. 

We invite applications from innovative and visionary psychological scientists and neuroscientists who are dedicated to advancing research, mentoring, and teaching within our department.

We seek candidates who are committed to fostering interdisciplinary connections both within the department and beyond. This position welcomes applicants employing experimental, theoretical, clinical, or computational methodologies to address diverse challenges across the field of psychology. Join us in shaping the future of psychological science at FSU!

The Department of Psychology invites applicants for a tenure-track Assistant Professor in Clinical Psychology. 

Responsibilities will include conducting and publishing research in Clinical Psychology, teaching and mentoring undergraduate and graduate students, and providing service to the department through work on committees.

Candidates must have a strong research program with a high likelihood of obtaining extramural funding and the potential for excellent teaching and mentoring. Candidates with lines of research in any area of Clinical Psychology are encouraged to apply.

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The Department of Psychology and the Neuroscience Program are inviting applications for a tenure-track assistant professor position in Neuroscience, with the appointment expected to start in August 2025.

The role involves teaching and mentoring undergraduate and graduate students, conducting and publishing research in Neuroscience, and contributing to departmental service through committee participation.

Candidates with lines of laboratory animal research in any area of Neuroscience are encouraged to apply, particularly those who work to understand experience-dependent neural activity in the normal or diseased brain. Such research might include spatial navigation, decision making, and/or learning and memory. Applicants with a demonstrated commitment to expanding access to neuroscience through their program of research are encouraged to apply.

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