Post Doctoral Researcher

This position will primarily engage in secondary analysis of existing data sources and manuscript preparation with interdisciplinary teams. Fellows will develop a research portfolio and engage in various grant writing and research training opportunities. Fellows will be expected to work on numerous data sources to produce scientific peer-reviewed manuscripts on a variety of topics. Publication goals will be established collaboratively with fellows to allow for prioritization within specific areas of interest. Fellows will be provided with external professional development opportunities, as well as internal training opportunities in data analysis techniques, manuscript preparation, and grant writing. Fellows will also have “hands on” opportunities to build translational skills in community outreach and dissemination, with a focus on rural collaborations. Fellows may also have the opportunity to present at regional or national scientific meetings. Additionally, Fellows may be asked to assist RDAR Leadership with data management tasks, statistical/methodological needs, grant proposal preparation, or annual progress reports.

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• Letter of application with brief narrative addressing qualifications for the position, including a statement on commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion.

• Curriculum vita.

• Contact information for three professional references.