About the position
The Department of Research and Development, part of the Division of mental health services at Akershus University Hospital, Norway, has an open a 3-year, 100 % position for a postdoctoral/early career researcher. Primarily work will by related to the study Pathways to good mental health through personalized follow-up of autistic males and females from childhood to adulthood (PATHWAY) funded by Helse Sør-Øst. More information here: www.ahus.no/en/profession-and-research/research-and-innovation/research-groups/clinical-mental-health-and-addiction/somind-interplay-of-somatic-mental-and-neurodevelopmental-conditions/pathways-to-good-mental-health/

In this position, you will be the member of the research group focused on the Interplay of somatic, mental, and neurodevelopmental conditions (SOMIND) led by Associate Professor Agnieszka Butwicka. The PATHWAY is a collaborative project with University of Oslo, Karolinska Institute, and University of Innlandet. The multidisciplinary research team has diverse expertise in autism, mental health, epidemiology, biostatistics, and clinical perspectives. The postdoctoral researcher will utilize data from Norwegian registry linkage and the Norwegian mother, father and child cohort study (MoBa), applying advanced computational methods, including machine learning and traditional epidemiological research methods. The post-doctoral researcher will be employed at the Department of Research and Development, in the Division of mental health services at Akershus University hospital. The department currently employs eight full-time researchers, four post-doctoral researchers, and six PhD students. Link to the R&D department’s website: www.ahus.no/en/profession-and-research/research-and-innovation/research-groups/clinical-mental-health-and-addiction/

Depending on the post-doctoral researcher’s ambition, there is the opportunities to collaborate and co-author in other projects. Associate Professor Agnieszka Butwicka is leading the SISU consortium of 4 Nordic partners' project aiming to improve the well-being of young people by increasing our understanding of vulnerabilities and resilience in determining post-pandemic outcomes. There is an opportunity for the postdoctoral researcher to collaborate and work with data from the National Registries and the Swedish Twin Register at Karolinska Institutet. Link to SISU project: https://ki.se/en/research/research-areas-centres-and-networks/research-groups/agnieszka-butwickas-research-group#tab-sisu

How to apply
The application must include the following attachments:
• Cover letter.
• CV (overview of relevant work experience,).
• Diplomas, diplomas supplements and transcripts (all degree, in original language and translated).
• List of publications.
• Contact list of 2-3 references (name, position, relation to candidate, e-mail and phone number).

Akershus University Hospital HF values diversity and inclusivity in the workplace. Therefore, we seek a diverse range of applicants and encourage all qualified individuals to apply, regardless of identity and background. The employer reserves the right to change the workplace, tasks, and areas of responsibility as needed.

Arbeidsoppgaver

The post-doctoral/early career researcher will collaborate with a multidisciplinary team of scientists and clinicians in a project that utilizes different types of data from Norwegian Registers and MoBa.
The duties will require the use of advanced statistics and high-performance computing resources.

Kvalifikasjoner

Applicants must hold a doctoral degree (PhD) in psychology, statistics, epidemiology, medicine, or a related field relevant to the research conducted as part of the advertised position. The ideal candidate will have experience in several of these areas.
Experience in handling large-scale longitudinal data, such as Nordic health registers and cohorts.
Knowledge and experience with classic and modern statistical methods in mental health research.
Advanced data management and analytical skills using statistical software (e.g., R or Python, SAS).
Experience in writing and publishing scientific articles in epidemiology, mental health, or related topics.
Good communication skills in English, both written and oral.
Exceptional organizational and project management skills.

Personlige egenskaper

We are seeking ambitious, goal-oriented candidates with a strong publication record who enjoy collaborating as part of a multidisciplinary team.
The candidate should be able to work independently and as part of a team.
The candidates should have an interest in mentoring PhD students.
The position is ideally suited for candidates who aspire to establish themselves as independent researchers or group leaders in the future and have the potential to secure additional external funding.

We offer

As an employee in our department, your expertise will make you a valuable team member!

We highly value both your well-being and your engagement—both at work and in your free time. With us, you will have access to a rich and varied cultural and recreational offering that allows you to relax, have fun, and build community across departments.

We offer a wide range of indoor and outdoor activities that promote well-being and health. Additionally, you can participate in a choir, a theater group, or take advantage of our holiday apartments, cabins, and a variety of other exciting cultural offerings, discounts, and benefits.

Ahus also has several kindergartens, and all employees can apply for a place, regardless of which municipality they live in. The kindergartens are located in close proximity to our location at Nordbyhagen.

As an employee, you can rent housing from Ahus at Nordbyhagen or Ahus Kongsvinger. The housing options range in size from one-room to four-room apartments in blocks, row houses, and small houses: www.ahus.no/om-oss/ansatte

Kontaktinformasjon

Agnieszka Butwicka, Forsker 1, +4748618258
Ketil Hanssen-Bauer, Avdelingsleder, +4741266738

Arbeidssted

Sykehusveien 25
1474 Nordbyhagen

Nøkkelinformasjon:

Arbeidsgiver: Akershus universitetssykehus HF

Referansenr.: 4947881917
Stillingsprosent: 100%
Contract
Søknadsfrist: 30.04.2025

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