Job Description
We seek a fulltime Research Assistant Professor in Biostatistics in the Department of Psychology in the College of Arts and Sciences to support research projects grant applications and affiliated investigators within the Center for Health Behavior Research & Innovation. This position offers an exceptional opportunity to collaborate on innovative translational health behavior research contributing to projects that span from human laboratory experimental studies to the development testing and implementation of novel interventions. The Center for Health Behavior Research & Innovation at Syracuse University unites affiliated investigators to examine a variety of health behavior themes such as risk and protective factors associated with substance use physical activity diet sex and sleep often in relation to chronic health conditions. This research also often focuses on populations experiencing disproportionate burdens including racial/ethnic and sexual/gender minorities individuals with mental and physical health challenges veterans and activeduty military service members and individuals from rural and lowincome communities. More information about the Department of Psychology and the College of Arts and Sciences may be found at successful candidate will be expected to demonstrate a commitment to excellence in the area of statistical design and data analysis. Primary responsibilities include collaborating with affiliated investigators on grant proposals manuscripts presentations and other deliverables providing expertise in study design data analysis result interpretation and data visualization. Candidates will also be expected to advise and guide investigators on statistical methodologies contributing to process development that aligns with project goals. In addition to collaborative work this position entails identifying funding opportunities publishing research findings and presenting at academic conferences.
Qualifications
Ph.D. in biostatistics statistics or other relevant fields with a strong concentration in statistical analysis will be considered.