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Sutter Health - Palo Alto, CA
Sutter Health/Palo Alto Medical Foundation (PAMF) announces the establishment of the Angela Wang Johnson Endowed Chair in Women’s Cancer. Through this endowed chair, Sutter Health/PAMF is seeking an outstanding researcher to expand current activities, leverage significant human and data assets, and build a highly successful research program focused on women’s cancers. The research program will be based at the Sutter Health Center for Health Systems Research (CHSR).
Candidates may offer a wide range of specific research interests and disciplinary expertise within the context of women’s cancer. Whether trained in anthropology, epidemiology, economics, health services research, psychology or sociology, the successful candidate will have an extensive track record in innovative, grant-supported research and peer-reviewed publications. She or he will have a demonstrated history of strong partnerships with colleagues from differing research disciplines in collaborative projects, as well as experience working with clinical and operational leaders in identifying opportunities for improving care for women with, or at risk of, developing cancer.
The full opportunity description is available here. Contact Dr. Dominick Frosch with inquiries.
Geisinger Health System - Danville, PA
Geisinger Health System seeks an outstanding behavioral scientist to serve as Staff Scientist for its newly-launched Applied Behavioral Insights (ABI) team. The ABI team was created to apply behavioral science methods to the design, implementation, and evaluation of “nudges”—lightweight behavioral interventions intended to improve outcomes and experiences for patients, providers, employees, and other stakeholders of Geisinger Health System. Geisinger is one of the country’s largest integrated health systems, serving more than 3 million residents in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. As a learning healthcare system, Geisinger incorporates research into all aspects of medicine and healthcare delivery, aided by unparalleled access to electronic health records, insurance data, and other information.
The ideal candidate will have experience both in conducting original behavioral science research and in implementing research results within organizations. A PhD in psychology, economics, decision sciences, marketing, management, or another relevant scholarly discipline is required, as are track records of publishing original empirical research, collaborating with others, and applying for research funding. Learn more and apply here.
Kaiser Permanente Mid-Atlantic States - Rockville, MD
The Mid-Atlantic Permanente Medical Group seeks a Health Services Research Scientist II to join the Mid-Atlantic Permanente Research Institute to design and implement major health service and epidemiology related research projects. Key responsibilities include development, evaluation, and testing of significant innovations, preferably in the areas of infectious disease, or diseases associated with aging.
This position serves as researcher and consultant on projects and programs for MAPRI and works independently with general supervision by the Executive Director of Research. The scientist will also serve as a liaison and consultant to MAPMG physicians and leadership for research questions that will utilize MAPRI resources. Successful candidates will have an established bibliography of peer-reviewed literature and track record of extramural grant funding. A main objective for the Research Scientist II is to strive for an independent research portfolio and to attain a level of external funding (NIH, foundation, industry).
Essential qualifications include a PhD in a relevant research discipline, or MD with an advanced degree (e.g., MPH, MAS, MS, PhD, etc.), as well as > 6 years of post-doctoral research (or equivalent) in epidemiology, health services or related field; and a career publication list of >30 peer reviewed manuscripts, including at least 6 as first author. View the full position description and apply here.
National Cancer Institute - Rockville, MD
The Division of Cancer Epidemiology and Genetics (DCEG) at the NCI is seeking a Research Engagement Specialist to manage the Recruitment and Retention Program for the CONNECT Study, a large, prospective, epidemiologic cohort projectdesigned to further investigate the etiology of cancer and its outcomes.
The individual in this position will lead the development of recruitment strategies and tools based on best practices, evidence, and multi-disciplinary stakeholder interest, and providing services to support DCEG investigators in meeting their study participant enrollment and retention goals. The Specialist will coordinate and maintain a high level of communication within DCEG and with external partners to ensure that program deliverables are met.
A Master's Degree and experience leading participant recruitment and retention activities are among the key qualifications, along with demonstrated ability to balance needs of multiple stakeholders and competing interests. Individuals who are interested, or those who would like more information, can reach out to Michelle Brotzman at EpiCohortNCI@mail.nih.gov
Geisinger Health System - Danville, PA
The Department of Epidemiology & Health Services Research and the Cancer Institute at Geisinger, an integrated health system headquartered in Danville, Pennsylvania seek applicants for a full-time position in cancer epidemiology and outcomes research at the rank of Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, or Professor. Geisinger seeks an individual who will work within the growing research enterprise and the Cancer Institute to align and leverage extensive research and practice resources and expertise within the health system.
The successful candidate will have a PhD in Epidemiology and an established record of success of external funding support, or demonstrated potential to obtain external funding, for epidemiologic and health services research in cancer. Candidates should have strong methodologic skills, particularly in epidemiology, but also preferably in population health research or health services research as it relates to the cancer control continuum. Experience with pragmatic clinical trials or other innovative research methods is desirable.
The Geisinger Cancer Institute was awarded an NCI Community Oncology Research Program (NCORP) grant with a focus to increase the portfolio of clinical trials and cancer care delivery research (CCDR). Collaboration across the NCORP recipients is essential. The candidate will have an important role as Geisinger's NCI CCDR lead with funding to cover the effort. Internally, the individual will oversee CCDR studies and assist in evaluating appropriate studies to be conducted.
Interested applicants should send a personal statement and curriculum vitae to Bobbi Hicks at bjhicks@geisinger.edu. Applications will be accepted and reviewed until the position is filled.
Henry Ford Health System - Detroit, MI
As the dyad administrative partner with the HFCI Associate Director for Research, the Director of Cancer Research is responsible for supporting development and implementation of strategies aimed at promoting HFCI Cancer Research including but not limited to: building collaborations with stakeholders to identify new opportunities and goals; promoting partnerships between Research Scientists and Clinicians; improving communication internally and externally; and enhancing the overall HFCI research profile. This position requires strong leadership, analytical, project planning and staff motivation/coordination skills, and a general understanding of the business and financial aspects of research, with particular emphasis on research conducted within integrated cancer centers.
The full position description and responsibilities is available here. Interested applicants may forward their CV/resume to Lisa King at LKing2@hfhs.org.
Kaiser Permanente Washington Health Research Institute - Seattle, WA
Kaiser Permanente Washington Health Research Institute (KPWHRI) seeks a nationally prominent investigator and exceptional leader to serve as its next Executive Director and as Vice President for Research and Health Care Innovation for Kaiser Permanente Washington (KPWA).
KPWHRI seeks an accomplished scientific leader with at least 10 years of experience as in investigator and achievement of the rank of Full Investigator or equivalent as Full Professor. Candidates should have a strong track record of scientific administrative leadership as well as a history of success in securing peer-reviewed grant funding as a publicly-funded investigator and be well published in relevant peer-reviewed journals. Significant demonstrated executive level health care and scientific leadership experience is required, as is a relevant terminal degree (e.g., MD, PhD).
Click here to view the full position description. Confidential Inquiries, nominations and applications (CV & Letter of Interest) should be directed to Jeff Schroetlin, Steve Yamada and Dr. Joyce De Leo at Witt/Kieffer via email at KPWHRI@wittkieffer.com or at 630-575-6972.
Center for Community Health Integration, Case Western Reserve University - Cleveland, OH
Outstanding individuals sought for new faculty positions in the Center for Community Health Integration in Case Western Reserve University’s School of Medicine. The Center is working on initiatives that develop capacity for shared learning for collective impact across important problems in health, health care, and society that require a systems approach and understanding from biology and behavior, person and population, stories and statistics.
Openings available for faculty members (Professor, Associate Professor, Assistant Professor) with systems science expertise and experience working in/with practices and communities, to take on some of society’s most challenging problems involving the health effects of poverty and equity, human behavior and multilevel interventions, primary health care and the mechanisms by which it provides value, the interface between health care and public health systems, and gene-environment interactions.
Based on the interests/goals/qualifications/discipline of the candidate a dual appointment with another department within the eight schools at CWRU is possible and desirable. Clinical work and/or community partnership with multiple collaborating health care systems and community-based organizations also is possible and desirable.
To obtain full position descriptions, interested applicants should send a letter of interest, including desired rank, to James Bindas, Executive Director, at: chi-information@case.edu.
Henry Ford Health System - Detroit, MI
The Henry Ford Hospital Department of Neurosurgery is recruiting for an Assistant Scientist in to support the Department’s research efforts as a data analyst, collaborator on clinical and health services research projects, and co-author on resulting publications and conference presentations. This is a research collaboration and support position; the Assistant Scientist is not required or expected to generate his/her own funding or act as lead investigator on most projects. Responsibilities include working with resident and senior staff physicians to help design and conduct clinical studies and health services research projects, consulting on issues of study design, variable selection, and appropriate choice of statistical analysis methods, and analyzing clinical and health services research data for purposes of professional presentation or publication.
Requirements include a PhD or other doctoral degree in a discipline relevant to clinical research or health services research, plus >2 years of relevant experience in clinical or health services or health policy research. Interested candidates can learn more and apply on this page.
St. Louis University - St. Louis, MO
Saint Louis University is seeking applicants for a full-time faculty position in Family and Community Medicine, beginning as soon as the position is filled. Appointment at the rank of Associate Professor is preferred, though candidates at the Assistant Professor with at least 2 years of experience and full Professor level will be accepted for review.
The position requires a PhD with a strong track record in research and scholarship in the fields of family medicine or primary care health services with research interests in one or more of the following: behavioral health, substance abuse, pain management, trauma, access to care, comparative effectiveness, collaborative care, clinical epidemiology, or patient centered outcomes.This faculty position will be expected to develop an independent research program through external grant funding, lecture in the School of Medicine, mentor faculty, residents and students in their research, and contribute to supporting other activities in the Division of Research as needed. Demonstrated ability to manage multiple research projects, conduct data analysis and supervise support staff is preferred. A strong publication record and experience as a funded principal investigator is strongly desired.
Please submit application at http://jobs.slu.edu. Application must include a CV, example of scholarly work, and cover letter describing research area of interest and any plans for the future. In addition to applying online, applicants may send these materials to Jeffrey Scherrer, PhD, Professor and Research Division Director via email.
