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:00:00 PM Eastern Time Zone Description A post-doctoral research opportunity is available through the Department of Operational Sciences at the Air Force Institute of Technology. What will I be doing
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at risk. Participate in community meetings with ATSDR public health professionals, other federal partners, community members, and Tribal representatives to better understand community health concerns and
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results of your work in peer-reviewed journals. This opportunity will provide exposure and practice with risk management and modeling of invasive pest insects and the training necessary to prepare the
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information about various industries to estimate levels of risk and learn to develop risk mitigation techniques Learning research techniques related to the audit of industrial sites Applying engineering
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to cross international boundaries and present a risk to U.S. livestock. You will have the opportunity to contribute to research in vector biology and ecology related to Japanese encephalitis virus (JEV
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epidemiologists at Region 9 and ATSDR headquarters, you will review the history and demographics of the site and surrounding area and analyze how it affects the risks and perceptions of the site. You will gather
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development Ability to analyze complex datasets, identify trends, and effectively communicate findings to technical and nontechnical audiences Interest in applying data science and technology to public health
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community health concerns and incorporate this information into the evaluation of potential health risks associated with environmental exposures. Learning Objectives: You will have the opportunity to: Gain
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contaminant research at national and international levels. In addition, you will gain insight into how environmental epidemiology and exposure science contribute to public health risk assessment, research
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, detection and mitigation of the risks associated with substandard and falsified medicines, foodborne illness traceability, antimicrobial resistance, inspection and laboratory capacity, good clinical practices