Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Environmental Epidemiology, Climate and Health, and Neurodevelopment
We are hiring a
Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Environmental Epidemiology
at
Tulane University
, in collaboration with the
University of Southern California
and
Kaiser Permanente Southern California
. This NIH R01-funded project will examine how
prenatal exposure to extreme heat and wildfire smoke
may affect
autism spectrum disorder
and
early-life neurodevelopment
using a large pregnancy cohort and high-quality electronic health record data.
The fellowship offers research training in
environmental epidemiology
,
climate and health
,
wildfire smoke
,
geospatial exposure assessment
,
advanced quantitative methods
, and
neurodevelopmental epidemiology
. The fellow will have opportunities to lead first-author manuscripts, present at scientific meetings, contribute to future NIH grant applications, and gain mentoring and teaching experience.
Applicants should hold a
PhD
in
Environmental Health, Epidemiology, Biostatistics, Public Health, Geography, Data Science
, or a related field. Strong quantitative skills and experience with
R
or
Python
are expected. Prior experience in environmental epidemiology, extreme weather, air pollution/wildfire smoke, spatial epidemiology, neurodevelopment, or advanced statistical methods is especially welcome.
To apply, prepare a
cover letter
,
CV
,
one representative publication
, and
three professional references
. Questions can be directed to
Md Mostafijur Rahman
at
[email protected]
.