Research Epidemiologist

PhD in public health, epidemiology, or related field
Minimum of 3 years’ experience successfully proposing, leading, conducting, presenting, and publishing relevant research
Minimum of three peer-reviewed publications, including two as first author
Advanced knowledge of SAS
Extensive training in epidemiologic research methods and advanced statistical techniques
Excellent organizational skills
Due to federal contract restrictions, candidate must be a U.S. citizen and able to obtain a Secret Clearance.

Participate in all aspects of epidemiologic research, to include study design, analysis, manuscript preparation, and presentation and delivery of study findings at professional meetings and/or in peer-reviewed scientific journals.
Use administrative medical encounter and claims data, including ICD and CPT codes, to develop complex algorithms and identify outcomes and covariates of interest.
Use Statistical Analysis System (SAS) software to manage and analyze large datasets.
Design and develop research proposals for funding, including statistical analysis plans.
Effectively deliver research briefings on technical topics to stakeholders including government officials; military medical, policy, and line leadership; funding sponsors; and the general scientific community.
Identify and foster partnerships with collaborators (e.g., military residents and physicians, academic researchers) who are subject matter experts in specialized fields of maternal, infant, and pediatric health.
Participate in scientific activities or meetings representing the BIHR team, the Department, and NHRC.
Serve as a representative for the BIHR team to senior military and other visitors, and in professional settings, both within the Department and externally.
Complete administrative tasks to include developing performance-based goals, completing weekly project updates, time charging, and various trainings.