Join the Lebares Resilience Lab

The Lebares Resilience Lab is seeking Volunteer Research Assistants to support projects examining the effects of stress on physiology, psychology, and performance, as well as the science and application of mindfulness in healthcare.

Research assistants may contribute to a range of activities, including research coordination, national dissemination of Enhanced Stress Resilience Training (ESRT), qualitative research, data cleaning and analysis, website management, and other ongoing lab projects.

This position offers hands-on research experience and is particularly well suited for individuals considering graduate training in psychology or public health, medical school, or other research and healthcare careers.

Requirements
We are looking for highly motivated, responsible, and detail-oriented individuals who can commit at least 10 hours per week for a minimum of 12 months. Hours are flexible but must be completed on weekdays. Previous research experience is preferred but not required.

How to Apply
Please send your resume or CV to Charmayne Walker at Charmayne.Walker@ucsf.edu.

Graduate Students, Medical Students & Surgery Residents
Those interested in a more substantial or long-term research project are encouraged to contact Dr. Lebares directly at Carter.Lebares@ucsf.edu to discuss potential opportunities.