Visiting Grad Student - Psychiatry - Child Division - Schechter Lab
About The Position
The Duke Center for Girls & Women with ADHD seeks two graduate students/interns passionate about mental health equity for girls and women for a 12-week opportunity. Launched in October 2021, the Center is dedicated to advancing knowledge about ADHD in girls and women. Housed within the Duke ADHD Program at the Duke University School of Medicine, the Center's vision is to enable every person with ADHD who identifies as female to better understand the unique needs of girls and women with ADHD, thereby helping individuals to seek and receive appropriate treatment, find supportive communities, and reach their full potential. The Center’s mission is to advance education among patients, stakeholders, and the public about the needs of females with ADHD across the lifespan. Graduate students will work closely with the Center’s team, which includes PhD-level faculty members with degrees in Public Health and Clinical Psychology, on a variety of tasks.
Requirements
- Current enrollment in graduate-level studies in related program
Responsibilities
- Assisting with the development of a project management plan
- Helping to design and develop accessible, evidence-based educational resources for teachers
- Recruiting for and coordinating educators for group “listening and learning sessions” to learn about teachers’ perspectives of ADHD in the classroom and assess their needs
- Assisting with qualitative analysis of group session recordings
Benefits
- health insurance plans
- generous paid time off
- retirement programs with employer contributions
- tuition assistance for employees and their children
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Career Level
Entry Level
