What are the responsibilities and job description for the Clinical Fellowship Opportunity position at The Austen Riggs Center?
Erikson Scholars become part of the clinical and intellectual life of The Austen Riggs Center through work on a proposed project and presentations to practitioners and scholars in the community. The residency program provides a unique opportunity to engage in interdisciplinary work that spans a broad range of psychiatric, social, cultural, and theoretical issues. As an Erikson Scholar-in-Residence, you will have access to the Center's library and receive administrative support during your 3.5-month term. The Center's clinical work provides a rich context for exploring the complexities of human behavior and experience. A strong candidate will have a background in one or more of the following fields: medicine, psychiatry, genomics, psychoanalysis, neuroscience, anthropology, history, law, literary criticism, political science, sociology, and other disciplines in the arts and sciences.
