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Skip to main content Recruit Home Open Recruitments Clinical Outcomes Research - PhD or EdD Researcher (JPF04907) Clinical Outcomes Research - PhD or EdD Researcher Apply now to Clinical Outcomes
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, fellows, post-doctoral fellows and students in the UCSF Division of Cardiology, and may serve as dissertation advisor for PhD students in Computational Precision Health and, in select cases, for PhD
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, pharmacometrics, pharmacokinetic-pharmacodynamic modeling, bioinformatics, and pharmaceutical sciences. Adjunct faculty candidates for these positions are expected to have a PhD, PharmD, MD, combined PharmD/PhD
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-based storage and service tools is helpful Preferred Qualifications: MS or PhD in a relevant field Experience with network neuroscience, graph theory, or connectomics Familiarity with high-performance
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MD, PhD, or other terminal degree. Applicants with MD credentials must have ABIM certification and be Board Certified in their subspecialty. Training and experience in clinical research is required
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and/or pending qualifications upon submission. The candidates may be asked to participate in teaching in DPT, Residency and/or PhD programming, and will instruct students in the Faculty Practice
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asked to participate in teaching in DPT, Residency and/or PhD programming, and will instruct students in the Faculty Practice environments. This position initially is comprised of 95% patient care and 5
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Qualifications: MD or MD/PhD with training in pediatrics and/or a pediatric subspecialty Medical license (or eligibility for a CA medical license) Board eligibility or certification in Pediatrics Board eligibility
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student services operation is one of the largest at Berkeley, serving 1,500 undergraduate majors, awarding 700 degrees annually, and supporting 140 PhD students. Each year, the department receives 800 PhD
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, including behavioral and systems neuroscience, clinical science, cognition, cognitive neuroscience, development, social, and personality. Our PhD students go on to exciting careers in academia (e.g. Yale