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Technical and analytic capabilities in real world evidence as well as one or more of the following areas: economic modeling, economic evaluation, cost-effectiveness evaluation, patient focused outcomes, burden of disease, epidemiology, statistics, and health care policy.
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For Public Health Officers, knowledge of basic epidemiology, microbiology, food technology and hygiene, communicable diseases, occupational and environmental health, and medical entomology. Certification as a DoD Pesticide Applicator through a DoD-approved course.
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For Medical Entomologists, knowledge of medical entomology, arthropod biology, vertebrate and invertebrate hazards, and Integrated Pest Management principles. Public Health Officers apply public health, preventive medicine, and medical entomology knowledge, techniques, and skills to promote health and reduce the incidence of communicable/zoonotic/vector-borne diseases, occupational and environmental illnesses and injuries, food-borne diseases, and disease and non-battle injuries while in-garrison and deployed.
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Education: PhD in health services research, population health, epidemiology, biostatistics, health economics, or a related discipline. Proficiency in SAS, R, Stata, or other statistical programming language/software.
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Graduate degree in Epidemiology or Public Health (Minimum Masters Degree, PhD candidates accepted) One of our leading Pharmaceutical client is looking for a Associate Director Epidemiologist , who will perform and/or verify all tasks associated with the manufacture of commercial product following batch records and standard operating procedures (SOPs) to ensure safe and compliant operations as well as works as part of a team to execute GMP runs in close collaboration with Materials Management, Quality Control and Quality Assurance.
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Demonstrates knowledge of etiologies, risk factors, pathophysiology, presentation and epidemiology of medical conditions and follows the most current evidence-based guidelines of practice to provide quality patient care.
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PhD in Biostatistics/Statistics, Epidemiology, Economics, Quantitative Methods, Psychometrics, or Health Outcomes Research. Master's degree in Biostatistics/Statistics, Epidemiology, Economics, Quantitative Methods, Psychometrics, or Health Outcomes Research.
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Education: Earned doctorate (Conferred) in any specialization which is appropriate including: exercise physiology, exercise behavior, psychology, nutrition, public health, epidemiology, neurology, statistics, diseases related to obesity and sedentary behavior, etc.
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Knowledge of health promotion and education theories and practices related to: public health, epidemiology, disease prevention, behavioral change, group process, community organizing and mobilizing, social justice, and adult/child learning.
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The Sr. Manager, Health Economics and Outcomes Research (HEOR) & Real-World Evidence will be responsible for supporting the development and execution of global HEOR and RWE activities to support the Binding Site’s existing portfolio and pipeline products.
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Regularly engages with scholarly activities, including oral and/or written dissemination of work in one or more of the following areas: biostatistics, bioinformatics, epidemiology. This faculty position will entail teaching biostatistics courses to graduate students in biosciences, bioinformatics, and other health sciences programs and fulfilling a foundational role in supporting research and data analysis as part of KCU’s new Center for Population Health and Equity.
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