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Assistant/Associate Professor/Full Professor, School of Technology for Public Health, Arizona State University

Full-time tenure track Assistant/Associate Professor/Full Professor. Seeking applicants to develop and maintain a program of high-impact research as Principal Investigator (PI) and solicit extramural federal/non-federal funding to support research projects; Engage as a collaborative team scientist and support foundational/applied research in technology development to address public health challenges; Publish regularly in high-impact journals, and present research at regional, national, and international scientific conferences; Provide high-quality teaching and mentorship experiences at the undergraduate and/or graduate level; Serve on school- and university-wide committees, and support community events. For complete qualification/application information, see apply.interfolio.com/176911. Application deadline is February 25, 2026. A background check is required for employment.

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The Health Economics Section of the Richard A. and Susan F. Smith Center for Outcomes Research at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, led by Dr. Dhruv Kazi, is seeking a highly motivated postdoctoral research fellow to join our team. Our group is devoted to addressing the most pressing questions in cardiovascular medicine and population health using state-of-the-science methods in epidemiology, economics, and decision science.

Our work, primarily funded by the NIH, examines comparative effectiveness of therapies in high-risk populations, the real-world cost-effectiveness of novel cardiovascular prevention strategies, and the economic and health impacts of clinical and policy interventions.

The postdoctoral fellow will adapt an established simulation model for cardiovascular disease to address contemporary questions in cardiometabolic prevention and treatment. As such, we are looking for a candidate with demonstrated experience in simulation modeling of chronic diseases, including hands-on experience with building a simulation model using statistical/modeling software, derivation and implementation of key inputs, model validation and calibration, and interpretation and dissemination of findings to a broad audience.

What We Offer:

• The chance to work with a team whose research is regularly published in high-impact journals like Circulation, JACC, and JAMA Cardiology, presented at major national and international conferences, and cited in clinical guidelines
• Opportunities to work on projects that may involve building, validating, and applying disease simulation models (experience with modeling in R preferred; TreeAge experience also welcome)
• A collaborative, mission-driven, interdisciplinary environment at the intersection of medicine, epidemiology, biostatistics, and health economics

The ideal candidate would have:

• A PhD, or equivalent in decision science, economics, biostatistics, computer science, epidemiology, or a related field
• Demonstrated experience in simulation modeling of chronic diseases
• Proficiency in R (or modeling experience in TreeAge with willingness to transition to R)
• Knowledge of cardiovascular epidemiology