The Cleveland Clinic is searching for a doctoral level faculty member to join its multidisciplinary Department of Quantitative Health Sciences on the Cleveland Clinic main campus. This is a full-time position consisting of 70% designing/analyzing complex observational studies and clinical trials in collaboration with investigators from the Cleveland Clinic Orthopaedic Institute, Musculoskeletal Research Center and 30% independent research.
A doctoral degree with expertise in biostatistics and/or epidemiology is required. The position includes a non-tenured appointment to the Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine of Case Western Reserve University at rank commensurate with experience. Candidates should enjoy collaborating and bringing creative analytic approaches to complex problems in health care and have a strong desire to publish journal articles. Excellent English written and oral communication skills are essential.
Job Requirements
- PhD in Biostatistics, Epidemiology or a related discipline.
- Experience as a collaborative biostatistician in a clinical setting.
- Ability and desire to lead a team of MS-level biostatisticians supporting musculoskeletal research.
- Knowledge of and experience with design and analytical methods for clinical trials is desired but not required.
- Ability to centralize and organize ORI research and team.
This is a “hard money” position with no explicit requirements to obtain salary support.
Interested candidates should email a curriculum vitae, the names of at least three references and a letter summarizing experience, research interests, and fit for the position to QHSJobsearchORI@ccf.org Review of applications will begin March 2023 and continue until the position is filled.
The Department of Quantitative Health Sciences has 28 faculty and over 130 members. Areas of disciplinary research application include biostatistical methods, clinical trials, population health, statistical genetics, bioinformatics, statistical computing, predictive modeling, and computational biology. For more career information see the Quantitative Health Sciences Career site.
The metropolitan and suburban areas of Cleveland comprise a population of over 3 million, rich in cultural resources and diversity. The city itself is centrally located to several other large cities and enjoys a low cost of living index. Cleveland Clinic is among the world’s largest, busiest health centers, and ranked as the No. 2 hospital in the world for the sixth consecutive year by Newsweek’s World’s Best Hospitals 2024 list, while also being recognized for its commitment to patient experience.
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