Applicants must hold a doctorate in biostatistics or genetics with a strong background in the analysis of genetic epidemiologic data. Relevant publications in peer-reviewed journals, teaching experience at the graduate and medical education level, and excellent oral and written communication skills are also required. Substantial experience in interdisciplinary research and the design, conduct, analysis, and interpretation of genetic and molecular epidemiologic studies is essential. It is expected that the candidate will develop an independent research program in the area of statistical genetics. Other responsibilities include a combination of research, grant writing, scientific publication and teaching.
Salary commensurate with training and experience.