The Cleveland Clinic is seeking a health services researcher to join its Center for Value-Based Care Research (CVCR). CVCR has 9 full-time investigators, including MDs and PhDs, and strong institutional support with the goal of improving population health and reducing costs through practice redesign, quality measurement, implementation science, clinical decision support, and ensuring evidence-based, patient-centered care. Faculty appointments are available through the Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine. Candidates should be at the level of assistant professor and have an MD or PhD in Health Services Research, Economics, Epidemiology, or similar, and will be expected to conduct analyses using electronic health records and other databases and to evaluate the impact of practice redesign within one of America’s premier learning health systems. Training in large database analysis, outcomes research, qualitative methods, biostatistics, health information technology, behavioral economics, or cost-effectiveness is preferred.
Applicants interested in preventive medicine, diabetes/obesity, chronic disease management, cardiovascular disease, pneumonia, and geriatrics/palliative care are particularly welcome. Qualifications include a track record of peer-reviewed publications. In particular, we are interested in applicants who enjoy interdisciplinary research and working with collaborators from different backgrounds.
New hires have access to exceptional clinical data sources, a health system that values innovation, generous research support and strong mentorship. Teaching opportunities are also available.
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