The Post-Doctoral Associate role within the Substance Use Disorder (SUD) research department involves conducting applied economic evaluations to estimate the impact of various interventions. This position requires developing analytical models and tools for cost-effectiveness analyses, collaborating with clinical teams to standardize data collection methods across diverse settings, and contributing to grant development and strategic growth initiatives. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in health economics, proficiency in statistical software like Stata or R, and experience in NIH-funded research. They must also possess excellent communication skills and a commitment to health equity, working both independently and within interdisciplinary teams to disseminate findings that influence policy and practice.
Skills
R
Stata
SAS
Python
GitHub
Markdown
Econometrics
Health_Economics
Statistics
Data_Management
CI/CD
REDCap
SQL
PostgreSQL
Excel
SPSS
MATLAB
Tableau
PowerBI
OpenRefine
Jupyter_Notebook
What you'll do
Conducts applied research on the economic impact of substance use disorder interventions.
Develops methods for budget impact analyses to support SUD treatment organizations.
Supports economic data harmonization initiatives across diverse addiction treatment settings.
Assists in grant development and strategic planning for new research initiatives.
Prepares high-impact manuscripts and briefs translating research into policy recommendations.
Mentors MPH and PhD students through collaborative research and professional activities.
What we're looking for
Doctorate degree in economics or related health sciences field required.
Strong foundation in health economics principles and statistical software proficiency.
Proven ability to write scientific manuscripts and policy-relevant materials.
Experience working on NIH-funded research studies preferred.
Comprehensive understanding of economic evaluation guidelines and ethical considerations.
Commitment to health equity, implementation science, and community-driven research.
Excellent organizational, communication, and time management skills.
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About University of Miami
The University of Miami is a private research university in Coral Gables, Florida, known for programs in business, law, medicine, marine science, and the arts. Industry: Higher Education & Research
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