Research expertise that complements or extends existing strengths in Psychology and the broader college and contributes to academic programming in health psychology; Potential for interdisciplinary collaboration in areas such as lifespan neuroscience, health and aging, intervention science, or health technology; Demonstrated potential to engage undergraduate and graduate students in research, professional, clinical, community-engaged, or other experiential opportunities that support their academic and career development; Licensed or license-eligible as a psychologist in Utah. Responsibilities: The successful candidate will be expected to establish and maintain a nationally visible, externally funded program of research; publish and disseminate high-quality scholarship; mentor doctoral students in the Combined Clinical/Counseling Psychology specialization; contribute to undergraduate and graduate instruction, including the Behavioral Neuroscience curriculum; and participate in department, program, university, and professional service.