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) Office of Data Strategy is recruiting for a Clinical Informatics Specialist III’s to join an innovative team advancing CDPH’s enterprise data modernization efforts. The incumbent will apply advanced data
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analysis, including any of the following: clinical trials, implementation science, economic evaluation, digital health, statistical analysis for clinical trials, or big data analysis. Demonstrated track
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-discipline call. Recruitment areas include Bioinformatics & Bioengineering; Cancer Biology & Therapeutics; Chinese Medicine; Data Science/Big Data/AI Applications in Biomedicine & Health; Emerging Infectious
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diseases. We welcome applicants from psychiatry and related fields, in particular genomics, epigenetics, neurobiology, biostatistics and big data analytics. Applicants who adopt multidisciplinary
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big data management would be preferable. It is also desirable to have track records of collegial collaboration with Clinical Oncologists/ Radiation Oncologists. Those with less experience may be
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, implementation science, economic evaluation, digital health, statistical analysis for clinical trials, or big data analysis. Demonstrated track record engaging in fieldwork, involving meeting with stakeholders
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: implementation science, clinical trials, health systems research, data science, informatics or artificial intelligence. Successful candidates will have research interests related one or more of the
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good administrative and academic leadership skills will be an advantage. Interest in artificial intelligence (AI) and big data applications in dentistry is a great merit. The appointee will be
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integrative analyses of genomic and clinical data. Analyses of non-cancer-related sequencing data may also be considered. The work will be carried out in a research environment with strong expertise in cancer
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an active research program, supported by external funding, in the area of artificial intelligence (AI), health and big data informatics, digital health innovations, digitally enabled interventions