30 epidemiology "National Institutes of Health" positions at Baylor College of Medicine in United States
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Summary The Section of Epidemiology and Population Sciences at Baylor College of Medicine invites applications for postdoctoral research in systems epidemiology of cancer. This is a 3-year flexible
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first in both number of grants and total funding from the National Institutes of Health (NIH). The Department of Molecular and Human Genetics provides a fully integrated environment for physicians and
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Science, Health Science, or a related field. No experience required. Preferred Qualifications M.D. degree or A Ph.D. degree in nutrition, molecular biology, physiology, genetics, biostatistics, epidemiology
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Status: Nonexempt Requisition ID: 18913 Summary The Epidemiology Program is the largest program devoted to pediatric cancer epidemiology in the US. The Program currently has several funded research
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-human-genetics) ranks first in both number of grants and total funding from the National Institutes of Health (NIH). The Department includes basic and clinical research, a new joint venture diagnostic
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(MHG) at Baylor College of Medicine (BCM) (https://www.bcm.edu/departments/molecular-and-human-genetics) ranks #1 among genetics departments in funding from the National Institutes of Health (NIH
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Status: Exempt Requisition ID: 18626 Summary The Epidemiology Program is the largest program devoted to pediatric cancer epidemiology in the US. The Program currently has several funded research projects
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clinical innovation. The HGSC is funded from multiple National Institutes of Health sources, including the All of Us Research Program as a Genome Center, the Gregor Consortium to elucidate the genetics
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Requisition ID: 17503 Summary The Section of Epidemiology and Population Sciences at Baylor College of Medicine invites applications for postdoctoral research in systems epidemiology of cancer. This is a 3-year
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collaborative analytics, gene-phenotype discovery, and clinical innovation. The HGSC is funded from multiple National Institutes of Health sources, including the All of Us Research Program (AoURP) as a Genome