Assessing the Role of Neuroimaging Connectomes and Neuropsychological Profiles in Predicting Cognitive Decline in Late-Life Depression This exploratory study investigates whether brain connectivity patterns (from advanced MRI-based neuroimaging) combined with detailed neuropsychological testing can help predict which older adults with late-life depression are at risk of future cognitive decline. The project brings together psychiatry, neuroimaging, and cognitive science

Salary :
Rs. 18000p.m/-

No of Vacancy :
one
- The project staff will provide organizational and coordination support to ensure the smooth day-to-day running of the study.
- Scheduling and coordinating participant appointments, neuroimaging scans, and cognitive assessment sessions.




- Managing project correspondence and communication with participants, staff, and collaborating departments.
- Supporting general office administration, procurement, and logistics related to the project

Preferred Qualifications
- 10th + Diploma (MLT/DMLT/ ITI)

Preferred Language:
English, Kannada, Hindi. Should possess valuable organizational and communication skills.

Tentative Date of Joining :
1st September 2026

To Apply:
E-mail cover letter and curriculum vitae with 3 references (names and email addresses / phone numbers) by on or before 20th August 2026 to [email protected] & cc to [email protected]

📌 Project technical support-I- Medical Faculty PhD program (Bengaluru East)
🏢 MHA- Masters in Hospital Administration - St. John's Medical College, Bengaluru.
📍 Bengaluru East