Postdoctoral Associate

Postdoctoral Associate SUNY Upstate Medical University - 3.6 Syracuse, NY Job Details Full-time 16 hours ago Qualifications Clinical supervision Inpatient Working with people with disabilities Outpatient Hiring Supervising experience Experience with children Neonatology Doctor of Philosophy Case management Behavior analysis Psychology BCBA Pediatrics Doctoral degree in psychology Applied Behavior Analysis Senior level Ph.D. in Psychology Employee evaluation Full Job Description Syracuse Postdoctoral Associate Full-time Opening on: Jan 30 2026 Golisano Childrens Specl Needs State of New York Postdoctoral Associate, NSSL1 88123 UUP (State University Professional Services Unit)

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Job Summary:

In accordance with the needs of the ages of the population served by the Golisano Center for Special Needs (GCSN) in the Department of Pediatrics, provide clinical services, clinical supervision and case management for inpatient/outpatient cases as specified by the Program Director; participate in hiring, supervising and evaluating GCSN staff; participate in programs of systematic research.

Minimum Qualifications:

Ph.D. with major in Behavior Analysis or psychology from a regionally accredited university. Board certified in Behavior Analyst, Licensed or eligible. Individual must demonstrate competence across all age groups due to the diversity of the children and families served by the GCSN. Clinical care focus is on the neonate, pediatric, and adolescent populations, as well as some adults with disabilities.

Preferred Qualifications:

Clinical internship in psychology with a specialization in pediatric behavior disorders

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Human Resources We are an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, protected veteran status or disability or other protected classes under State and Federal law.