Quantitative Health Equity Researcher at UCalgary (Alberta)

Quantitative Health Equity Researcher at UCalgary (Alberta)

10 Sep
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Consortium of Higher Education Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual/Transgende
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Alberta

10 Sep

Consortium of Higher Education Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual/Transgende

Alberta

University of Calgary is seeking a tenure-track Assistant Professor in Quantitative Health Equity Research. This exciting role is perfect for early career researchers focused on impactful health studies.

Join the Department of Community Health Sciences, dedicating 75% of your time to research while engaging in teaching and advanced curriculum development. Collaborate with leading research chairs on relevant health initiatives. You will contribute to enhancing health equity through rigorous quantitative methodologies.

Key Responsibilities:
• Lead creative research on health disparities
• Provide high-level teaching and mentoring
• Drive partnerships for societal impact
• Apply diverse methodological approaches to health questions
• Secure funding and contribute to grant applications

Requirements:
• PhD or equivalent with related post-doctoral training
• Experience in areas like public health or sociology
• Track record of impactful research contributions
• Passion for knowledge mobilization and engagement
• International applicants are encouraged to apply

Elevate your research career while addressing significant health equity challenges at UCalgary.
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📌 Quantitative Health Equity Researcher at UCalgary (Alberta)
🏢 Consortium of Higher Education Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual/Transgende
📍 Alberta

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