Professor, Real-World Pharmacoepidemiology & Public Health

CHEManager International; Zürich; On-site; CHF 180,000 - 240,000; Full time

Job summary

ETH Zurich invites applications for a professorship in pharmacoepidemiology and public health at the Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences. The appointee will establish an internationally recognized research group focusing on post-approval drug safety using real-world data and epidemiological methods, with emphasis on pharmacogenetics, polypharmacy, and machine learning.

The successful candidate will contribute to undergraduate and graduate teaching, collaborate with Swiss hospitals, and lead

Qualifications

• Track record of real-world evidence-based research on medication use, safety and efficacy.
• Ability to lead interdisciplinary, multi-institutional research programs.
• Experience in establishing partnerships with clinical teams, healthcare providers and policymakers.
• Contributes to undergraduate and graduate teaching at the interface of pharmacoepidemiology and data science.

Responsibilities

• Build and lead a pharmacoepidemiology and public health research group at ETH Zurich.
• Develop independent research program including novel statistical or methodological approaches.
• Collaborate with Cantonal Hospital Baden and other Swiss hospitals.
• Teach and mentor students and junior researchers in epidemiology and clinical pharmacology.

Skills

Pharmacoepidemiology

Real-world evidence

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Teaching

Education

PhD in Epidemiology/Public Health/Clinical Pharmacy/Biostatistics/Data Science

MD/PhD or comparable degree

Tools

R

Python

Machine learning

Job description

ETH Zurich invites applications for a professorship in pharmacoepidemiology and public health at the Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences. The appointee will establish an internationally recognized research group focusing on post-approval drug safety using real-world data and epidemiological methods, with emphasis on pharmacogenetics, polypharmacy, and machine learning.

The successful candidate will contribute to undergraduate and graduate teaching, collaborate with Swiss hospitals, and lead