Is it possible to get into Psychology research after a PhD in HCI (human computer interaction)? I'm very interested in psychology research, especially exploring patterns and reason of behaviour, and mechanisms of human mind. During my PhD, I spent considerable amount of time exploring cognitive and neuropsychology literature, and conducted quite a few behavioural and user studies. I'm very confident of my skills in designing experiments and statistics.

My questions are:


Is it possible to be employed by a psychology department merely with
these skills and knowledge?  
Should I rather try other types of jobs
which could compromise between my interest and skills?


A little bit more about my background: I did one-year taught master course in psychology, but both my undergraduate and PhD were in computer science departments.
I've met people who were Computer Science PhDs and actually were part of Psychology departments. 

If you did HCI, I think it gets harder to do Psychology, after all is a whole study area by itself, since yours was more specific.

My advice would be to find a laboratory that has both of them, and that way you can get involved in some projects so you can learn other things about psychology

I do not presume to know about the filed, but I'm guessing there are multiple laboratories that might have a psychologist as well as a computer scientists. 

Essentially, build up your creed as a Psychologist by going somewhere where there is interaction between the two fields.