ASSISTANT OR ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF POPULATION HEALTH SCIENCES
University of Wisconsin-Madison/School of Medicine & Public Health
Application
Details
Posted: 14-Mar-23
Location: Madison, Wisconsin
Type: Full Time
Salary: Negotiable
Categories:
Academic / Faculty
Academic / Research
Years of Experience:
Less than 2
Preferred Education:
Doctorate
Internal Number: 275241-FA
The Department of Population Health Sciences in the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health invites applications for a faculty position in the area of genetic/genomic epidemiology with a focus on social genomics. This position is the final of three hires in Social Genomics as part of the UW-Madison's interdisciplinary Cluster Hiring Initiative. Faculty in the Social Genomics cluster, along with additional UW-Madison researchers, form the Initiative in Social Genomics, one of the largest and most innovative groups of researchers pursuing topics in social genomics in the world.
Research responsibilities: Develop and maintain a vigorous, cutting-edge, highly visible, and interdisciplinary research program that specializes in integrating genomic epidemiologic methods within the social, behavioral, and/or health sciences. Research programs may include (but are not limited to) innovative uses of polygenic scores and gene-environment/behavioral interactions involved in health and disease.
Teaching responsibilities: teach one Population Health Sciences course per academic year.
Education requirements: PhD or other doctoral level degree in Epidemiology or a related discipline.
Required qualifications: Candidates must combine genetic/genomic epidemiology and social/behavioral health in their research. Relevant areas of methodologic expertise include, but are not limited to, polygenic scores and gene-environment/behavioral interactions involved in health and disease.
How to apply: Please apply here. Apply by April 6, 2023, to ensure full consideration. However, applications may be considered after this date until the position is filled.
Contact: Brittany Brown (Huser), bhuser@wisc.edu, 608-265-2978
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Research responsibilities: Develop and maintain a vigorous, cutting-edge, highly visible, and interdisciplinary research program that specializes in integrating genomic epidemiologic methods within the social, behavioral, and/or health sciences. Research programs may include (but are not limited to) innovative uses of polygenic scores and gene-environment/behavioral interactions involved in health and disease.
Teaching responsibilities: teach one Population Health Sciences course per academic year.
Education requirements: PhD or other doctoral level degree in Epidemiology or a related discipline.
Required qualifications: Candidates must combine genetic/genomic epidemiology and social/behavioral health in their research. Relevant areas of methodologic expertise include, but are not limited to, polygenic scores and gene-environment/behavioral interactions involved in health and disease.
About University of Wisconsin-Madison/School of Medicine & Public Health
The Department of Population Health Sciences in the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health invites applications for a faculty position in the area of genetic/genomic epidemiology with a focus on social genomics. This position is the final of three hires in Social Genomics as part of the UW-Madison's interdisciplinary Cluster Hiring Initiative. Faculty in the Social Genomics cluster, along with additional UW-Madison researchers, form the Initiative in Social Genomics, one of the largest and most innovative groups of researchers pursuing topics in social genomics in the world.
