Students in our lab develop neuropsychological assessment skills, brain imaging analytic skills, and present research projects during their time in the program.
Many of my students have developed clinical neuropsychological evaluation skills and complementary research programs while contributing to these projects. See the video of our research team at the GSU/GA Tech Center for Advanced Brain Imaging, where we conduct our research.
Job Opportunities
Two new job opportunities available at Emory University in Atlanta, GA!
Both positions are part of a multisite National Cancer Institute funded research project that is focused on identifying predictors of cognitive outcomes in pediatric brain tumor survivors that include clinical risk factors, environmental resources within the home and community, and genetics. In addition, there are many ongoing research collaborations that involve brain health and cognitive health outcomes across the lifespan and in various health conditions.
- Clinical Neuropsychology Postdoctoral Fellowship – This position is a postdoctoral fellowship with great opportunities to collaborate with multisite research teams to develop a productive clinical research career and independent research program.
- Clinical Research Coordinator position – This position is a postbaccalaureate Clinical Research Coordinator position with great opportunities to obtain important clinical research skills to prepare for competitive graduate school application process.
Interviews and formal offers will occur on an ongoing basis and until filled. Collaborators and I will be at the International Neuropsychological Society conference in New Orleans this February and we would be happy to set up a time to meet with interested applicants in person (contact tzking@emory.edu).
Prospective Graduate Students:
Dr. King will no longer be accepting Ph.D. students through GSU.
GSU Undergraduate Students:
We are often looking for motivated and qualified undergraduate research assistants (RAs) to join the lab. Please complete an application to express your interest and a lab staff member will get back to you as soon as possible.
Undergraduate Students From Outside Institutions:
The DNP-ATL Lab has historically partnered with the Human Neuroscience at Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech) and Georgia State University summer program supported by the National Science Foundation Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) program. If you are interested with working for us for the summer, please complete an REU application.
For more information please email us at kinglab@gsu.edu
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