Inside Higher Ed · 3 weeks ago
Social Science Research Scholar (1-year Fixed Term)
United States
Full-time
Remote
Mid, Senior Level
$93K/yr - $148K/yrStanford University is seeking a Social Science Research Scholar to join the Division of Primary Care and Population Health. The role involves leading quantitative analyses of health-related datasets, publishing research findings, and mentoring junior researchers, with a focus on the causal effects of vaccinations on cognitive health.
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Responsibilities
Carrying out data analyses
Supervising data analyses led by graduate students and postdoctoral fellows
Writing manuscripts for publication in scientific journals
Mentoring and advising junior researchers
Assisting with, and leading the writing of, grant applications for research funding
Communicating with research funders, data providers, and project administrative staff
Qualification
Required
Doctoral degree with quantitative training or research experience
Training and experience in quasi-experimental techniques (regression discontinuity, difference-in-differences, interrupted time-series, etc.)
Strong coding skills in R, Stata, or other statistical software package
Strong writing and analytical skills
Ability to prioritize workload
Preferred
A background in health-related research is a plus but not required
Benefits
Career development programs
Tuition reimbursement
Superb retirement plans
Generous time-off
Family care resources
Health care benefits
Free commuter programs
Ridesharing incentives
Discounts
Company
Inside Higher Ed
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