Research Post Doctoral Fellow- Vaccine Studies
Description
Job Summary:
A two to three year position appointment which involves full-time research under the supervision of a Research Scientists/Biostatistician I, II, or III. The Fellow is expected to publish; assist in research development; and serve as a Research Fellow on multiple on-going efforts for the hiring Senior Scientist.
Essential Responsibilities:
Supports well-defined research with minimal supervision from the DOR Research Scientist I, II or III. Prepares draft grant proposals, internal reports and publications independently and collaboratively for review by Senior Scientist. Provides input towards study design, develops analysis plans and interpretation of study results for review of Senior Scientist; may include presentation to TPMG, KFH/P managers and committees. May work with Senior Scientist to consult with local, state and national voluntary and governmental agencies, or with scientists at other institutions. May provide consultation and direction to programmer analysts with regard to data management and analysis strategies. Prepares and presents abstracts and papers at national scientific meetings and for publication in scientific journals; Seeks consultation from senior scientists for specific scientific and administrative issues.
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Basic Qualifications:
Experience
N/A
Education
Must have completed a MD or PhD in public health, epidemiology, or related field required within two (2) years.
License, Certification, Registration
Location: Pasadena,
Job Type: Full-time
Contact
Contact: Felicia Howlett
Phone:
Email: Felicia.M.Howlett@kp.org
Website: https://www.kaiserpermanentejobs.org/job/oakland/research-post-doctoral-fellow-vaccine-studies/641/64424897312