REQUIRED:
•Ph.D. in Health Policy, Health Economics and Outcomes Research, Statistics, Computer Science or related field.
•Strong background in mathematical/statistical or computational techniques.
•Strong programming skills in R, Python or other languages.
•Experience in developing simulation models required.
•Ability to work independently and under deadlines is essential.
•Excellent organizational skills and demonstrated ability to complete detailed work accurately and thoroughly.
•Ability to work collaboratively as a member of a research team.
DESIRED:
•Training in medicine, biology or public health.
•Interest in health policy and public health.
•Prior experience in collaborative empirical research.
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