We are recruiting a Neuroimaging Postdoctoral Fellow to work on a funded project examining the neurobiological and cognitive consequences of surgically induced menopause. Surgically induced menopause provides a clinically important model of abrupt ovarian hormone deprivation and offers a unique opportunity to study how rapid changes in reproductive endocrine status affect brain structure, function, metabolism, cognition, mood, and risk-related biomarkers. The project will use multimodal neuroimaging together with cognitive, clinical, hormonal, and biological measures to characterize brain and behavioral changes following surgical menopause. The broader aim is to identify neural and multidomain biomarkers that may clarify mechanisms of risk and resilience and inform future strategies for early identification, prevention, and intervention in women’s brain health. The postdoctoral fellow will be responsible for neuroimaging and multidomain data analysis for the surgically induced menopause project.
The position is full-time and based in New York. Apply here: https://careers.mountsinai.org/jobs/3038726?lang=en-us