We are looking for an enthusiastic, productive team member, with considerable experience in analysis of electronic health records to advance research on health inequalities in England.
You will join a team using OpenSAFELY to investigate inequalities in infectious disease burden, how these are generated and sustained, with a particular focus on respiratory infections. The importance of social contact behaviour, primary care access, and interventions such as vaccination will be a major focus.
You will be directly responsible for epidemiological analysis, surveys of staff and patients, analysis of these and broader data to detect biases in recruitment and reporting, and supervising a research fellow working on predicting burden of infections. There is considerable scope for self-generated projects within this framework and opportunity for publication, collaboration and participation in future grant applications.
For more information, please view the job announcement.
