#WiNningFridays! 👩🏻‍🔬👩🏿‍🔬👩🏼‍🔬👩🏽‍🔬🤰🏻👩‍👧‍👧🧠 What's your recent accomplishment?! Did you: Publish a paper?👏 Make coffee?👏Defend a dissertation?👏 Brush your teeth?👏Submit a grant?👏 Hang out with the kids?👏 Write one line on your manuscript?👏 Take a break?👏 All wins!!! 🥳😎🎉

Tip #5: For the Neuropsychology Track, applicants are asked on the templated cover letter to list NP specific coursework and reports. Please be specific, including title/number of courses and number of reports, rather than just checking or indicating “yes” to that that category!

Brown Clinical Psychology Training proudly announces that our training program now has an Instagram account. Follow us at BrownClinicalPsych for an insider perspective into life as a trainee in our department! Please retweet and share widely with folks applying for internship and postdoc this year!

May or may not be doing a happy dance in my office this morning after seeing more states flip blue! #Elections2020

Graduate student funding opportunity

#BidenHarris2020 🎉🎉🎉

Neuropsych friends please fill out this important survey that @erikaapugh and Society for Black Neuropsychology put together!

So excited for my graduate advisor as he takes on this new and amazing role!

We are thrilled that @erikaapugh will be headed to Boston for internship to continue her focus on diversity in neuropsychology on the new Mass General Hospital/Harvard Medical School Multicultural Neuropsychology Internship Track! MGH Multicultural Asmnt & Rsrch Ctr

SURVEY ALERT! WIN hopes to gather more information on family leave policies at post-doctoral training sites to support the needs of postdoctoral fellows in balancing their personal/family needs with career planning and professional development (1/3). forms.gle/8RUhneDaTWgsmd…

🌟Featuring one of the articles from the WIN/JCEN special issue on mentoring in neuropsychology! 🌟 Here are some take home messages from a survey on mentorship practices & perceived barriers and challenges in providing effective mentorship. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

We are hiring for a new Director of Research at the Memory and Aging Program! This position would be a great fit for a research focused mid-career clinical neuropsychologist in the field of ADRD research and clinical care! Apply here: apply.interfolio.com/127186

The Memory and Aging Program at Butler Hospital invites applications for the position of #Director of Research , open rank with a faculty appointment at Brown Psychiatry and Human Behavior. Please share widely. Memory & Aging Program at Butler Hospital Butler Hospital Carney Institute for Brain Science The Warren Alpert Medical School

And I'm off to Amsterdam for #AAIC23! ✈️

My graduate institution is looking for a neuropsychologist to join the faculty. You'd get to work with my amazing grad mentor Matthew Calamia who spearheaded the growing neuropsychology track at LSU. I encourage neuropsychologists on the job market to apply!

Excited to announce that as of today I am officially an Assistant Professor in the Department of Brown Psychiatry and Human Behavior at the Alpert Medical School of Brown University! I am thrilled to be able continue my work in the early detection of ADRD with the Memory & Aging Program at Butler Hospital Program. 🧠👩‍🏫🥳

You unfortunately can’t read training directors’ minds when applying for fellowship, BUT luckily, some of them shared these thoughts via survey! Check out what factors Lucas Driskell, PsyD & colleagues found were most important when applying to fellowships! pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34429020/

We are excited to announce a call for abstracts for a special issue on "Current Practices and Challenges in Providing Doctoral Training in Clinical Neuropsychology.” think.taylorandfrancis.com/special_issues…

So incredibly thankful to This account is no longer active. and The National Institute on Aging (NIA) for an amazing start to this week! A big thank you also to my letter writers, mentors, and colleagues who shared their successful applications! So excited to continue this work on digital approaches for early detection of AD/ADRD!