08/28/2026
The Yale School of Medicine’s Yale Stress Center is recruiting for 1-2 post-doctoral positions for individuals with a Clinical Psychology PhD with specific experience in clinical health psychology track or clinical neuroscience and with specific interest in mhealth and wearables data collection and analytics combined with clinical outcomes and also potentially neuroimaging. The post-doctoral training will focus on learning specific stress interventions to address stress symptoms of anxiety, pain, stress, drug craving and behavioral and emotional self regulation across stress-related illnesses. In addition, extensive training in merging laboratory experimental data with in-field wearables will also be provided. The position is suitable for those aspiring to become an independent academic researcher with an interest in gaining greater clinical experience simultaneously with research expertise in integrative clinical and data analytics research. Significant opportunities to write manuscripts, data analysis and generate first author publications as well as in grant writing to build an independent academic and clinical career will be provided.
Qualifications include a doctoral degree in Clinical/health Psychology, Clinical Neuroscience, Clinical/Counseling psychology or related behavioral health science area and excellent project management and writing skills. Applicants must also be a citizen or permanent resident of the United States. Experience with pain, addiction and or in weight related Disorders, clinical research, student supervision, computer programming, and quantitative methods are preferred but not required. Yale University is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer and actively solicits applications from women and minority candidates. To apply, please send a single PDF to [email protected] with: 1) Cover letter detailing previous research experience, interests, and career goals , 2) CV and 3) Names and contact information of three academic references.
