Successful candidates should have an interest in testing the implementation of evidence-based interventions in clinical and community settings, supporting decisions with theoretical methods and evidence, conducting analysis of complex research designs, and presenting results. Additionally, candidates must be committed to working with diverse professional and community populations.

Responsibilities Include:

Manage research project operations including collecting data from participants, meeting with community partners, and developing intervention materials. The individual will learn how to manage large study teams and multilevel projects.

Perform quantitative and qualitative data management and analysis. As well as assist in the creation of the data collection tools and working with statistical and study team to ensure the safety and rigor of the research data.

Develop academic and intervention materials including conference abstracts, peer-reviewed manuscripts, PowerPoint slides, assessment materials.

Ph.D. in related fields (statistics, biostatistics, epidemiology, data science, applied mathematics, geography, or similar).

Preferred Qualifications: Experience writing conference abstracts. Experience writing manuscripts for journal submission. Excellent written and oral communication skills. Practical experience in statistics, data science, predictive modeling, and other related areas. Knowledge in epidemiology methods.