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Javad Razjouyan

Assistant Professor (tenure track)

Baylor College of Medicine

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Baylor College of Medicine

Postdoctoral Clinical Informatician in Artificial Intelligence in Health Lab

AIH-Lab at Baylor College of Medicine is hiring two Postdoctoral Clinical Informaticians to join an AI-driven healthcare research team. The lab focuses on transforming real-world clinical data into actionable knowledge using artificial intelligence , machine learning , natural language processing (NLP) , and electronic medical records (EMR) . This opportunity is especially relevant for candidates interested in clinical informatics , digital health , evidence-based medicine, and data-intensive medical research. The role involves working closely with clinicians, data scientists, and AI experts on projects that uncover hidden patterns in healthcare data and support improved patient outcomes. The post is announced by Javad Razjouyan , Assistant Professor (tenure track) at Baylor College of Medicine. The post explicitly states that the lab is seeking foreign graduate medical students who are Green Card holders or U.S. citizens . No deadline, funding package, or formal application portal is provided in the post. Interested candidates are encouraged to contact the announcer or share the opportunity with qualified applicants in their network.