Doctor of Public Health (DrPH) Program – Clinical Assistant/Associate Professor
Log# 22-054
The School of Public Health is seeking applicants for a teaching and service-oriented, non-tenure track faculty position for its recently launched DrPH program. Applicants must have a terminal degree (DrPH, PhD, or MD) in public health or a related discipline as well as a minimum of five years of applied public health experience. Applicants with experience in public health practice, program and/or policy development and leadership and management in settings such as local, state, and federal public health agencies and organizations as well as international public health agencies and organizations are encouraged to apply. Candidates should possess a sufficiently broad experience and skill set to teach a diverse set of doctoral-level public health courses that may include public health leadership, management and finance, ethics, program planning and evaluation, and health policy.
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Next Gen – Precision Medicine and Health Equity – Assistant/Associate Professor
Log# 22-090
Georgia State University, a leading urban research institution located in Atlanta, Georgia, seeks highly qualified applicants for a full-time tenure-track faculty position to participate in the new, interdisciplinary initiative in Precision Medicine and Health Equity, which was created with funding through the University’s Next Generation program. An interdisciplinary group at GSU (public health, law, molecular genetics, economics) wishes to pursue a broad agenda in Precision Medicine that will encompass laboratory science, population health, health disparities and inequalities, the legal and ethical foundation for genetic therapies, and the economic implications of such health-related applications. We seek a scholar with precision medicine-related research experience in any of those fields to join these efforts.
Successful applicants will have earned a doctorate (or equivalent degree) in one of a number of disciplines, including (but not limited to) Public Health, Biostatistics and Epidemiology, Economics, Medical Sociology, Genomics, Health Law, Public Policy, or Health Services Research; have health equity and precision medicine (or related) experience; a track record of publication, and will have broad, cross-cutting interests in the science and its social implications. Candidates who demonstrate a strong record of independent or collaborative research with extramural funding support are preferred. Prior work experience in a university setting is highly desirable. Excellent oral and written communication skills are essential.
The successful candidate will be expected to teach within the appropriate academic unit; provide academic and research advisement to graduate students; collaborate with faculty from disciplines such as law, economics, health policy, and public health to increase Georgia State’s research capacity, expand expertise in precision medicine and health equity; participate in external grants and contracts; produce appropriate scholarship; and, promote and sustain interdisciplinary dialogue and academic service. Appointment will be in one of the following units, as appropriate: the School of Public Health, the College of Law, the Institute of Biomedical Science and the Department of Biology in the College of Arts and Sciences, and the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies.
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Tenure-track Assistant Professor – Epidemiology
Log #22-008
The Department of Population Health Sciences in the School of Public Health at Georgia State University is seeking outstanding applicants for a tenure-track Assistant Professor position in Epidemiology. The successful candidate will develop and maintain a clear program of research and actively engage in collaborative work with other researchers in the field. Candidates should show promise for scholarly accomplishments, including building a strong publication record and obtaining extramural research funding. Candidates should also have demonstrated potential for meaningful contributions to graduate-level teaching and mentoring. Teaching assignments will depend on the expertise and interests of the candidate as well as departmental priorities. The ideal candidate will hold a doctorate in Epidemiology or a related field with special emphasis on advanced analytic skills. For applicants in related fields, advanced training in Epidemiology is required. Excellent oral and written communication skills are essential, and candidates must display a willingness and ability to contribute to the University and profession through service activities.
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Doctor of Public Health (DrPH) Program – Clinical Assistant/Associate Professor
Log# 22-054
The School of Public Health is seeking applicants for a teaching and service-oriented, non-tenure track faculty position for its recently launched DrPH program. Applicants must have a terminal degree (DrPH, PhD, or MD) in public health or a related discipline as well as a minimum of five years of applied public health experience. Applicants with experience in public health practice, program and/or policy development and leadership and management in settings such as local, state, and federal public health agencies and organizations as well as international public health agencies and organizations are encouraged to apply. Candidates should possess a sufficiently broad experience and skill set to teach a diverse set of doctoral-level public health courses that may include public health leadership, management and finance, ethics, program planning and evaluation, and health policy.
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Sponsor Funded Office/Clerical – Program Coordinator
- Coordinate participant recruitment, study procedures, and participant payment.
- Coordinate IRB and NIH regulatory processes and reports.
- Coordinate communication with other institutions regarding regulatory processes, study procedures, participant recruitment, and intervention development.
- Assist with dissemination of findings including, but not limited to, literature review, preparing manuscripts for publication, and conference presentations.
- Other lab responsibilities including coordination of undergraduate volunteers on this and related projects, assist with grant writing activities, and any other lab responsibilities.
- Other duties as assigned.
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The Department of Population Health Sciences in the School of Public Health is seeking a Sponsor Funded – Research Associate. Responsibilities include, but not limited to the following:
- Initiating and managing data use agreements from multiple state government agencies
- Writing analytic protocols and documenting data use decisions
- Documenting adherence to data security regulations.
- Managing project budgets and sub-awards to collaborating academic institutions
- Coordinating relationships and meetings between stakeholders in state government and the research team.
- Reporting to federal authorities on grant progress
- Preparing analytic and progress reports for stakeholders, GSU research administration, and scientific professionals.
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Full Description
The Department of Health Policy and Behavioral Sciences in the School of Public Health is seeking a Sponsor Funded – Research Associate I to responsible for but not limited to the following duties:
- Oversee all aspects of the federally funded research project.
- Conduct participant recruitment, screening, and data collection procedures.
- Assist in the development and maintenance of project protocols, study procedures, intervention materials, and study and outreach materials.
- Program smoking cessation intervention through the mobile health technology platform.
- Manage tracking system for participants from recruitment to enrollment to study completion.
- Write code for running reports. Run reports and present to the study team.
- Organize and attend research team meetings.
- Create agenda and reports on study progress.
- Supervise Ph.D., MPH, and undergraduate-level students in carrying out tasks.
- Handle IRB protocol including amendments and continuations, adding new project staff, and ensuring overall protocol compliance.
- Program data collection survey system (RED Cap).
- Write SAS/SPSS code to read, manage, clean, and analyze data.
- Perform basic statistical analysis.
- Summarize data for reports, presentations, and papers.
- Work with team statisticians to conduct more sophisticated analyses.
- Both assist and lead the preparation of conference submissions and scientific manuscripts.
- Communicate with the research team and community partners.
- Write reports, track progress via milestones of the project.
- Respond to inquiries and questions from the funder.
- Assist with community engagement efforts.
- Other duties as assigned
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The Mark Chaffin Center for Healthy Development in the School of Public Health is seeking a Sponsor Funded Project Coordinator.Duties include but are not limited to:
- Assist with dissemination of findings including, but not limited to, literature review, preparing manuscripts for publication, and conference presentations.
- Manage participant recruitment, study procedures, and participant payment. Manage IRB and NIH regulatory processes and reports. Manage communication with other institutions regarding regulatory processes, study procedures, participant recruitment, and intervention development.
- Provide general office management support (e.g. budget management)
- Other lab responsibilities will include management and training of research assistants and other project staff, assisting with grant writing activities, and other lab-related responsibilities.
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