Associate Professor - Pharmacoepidemiology & Health Data

Universitetet I Oslo; Oslo; On-site; NOK 750,000 - 950,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Access to national health registries

Membership in one of Norway's best pension schemes

Modern facilities in the Life Science Building

Job summary

Universitetet I Oslo is seeking an Associate Professor in Pharmacoepidemiology and Health Data Analytics to contribute to cutting-edge research and education. The successful candidate will have a robust background in health data analytics and the ability to teach across all academic levels.

This position is integral to the Department of Pharmacy, which emphasizes interdisciplinary work and collaboration in a modern research environment. The position offers an opportunity to shape future pharmacological practices and innovate using large-scale healthcare datasets.

Qualifications

• Strong scientific track record with publications in peer-reviewed journals.
• Ability to teach at all levels and supervise Master's and PhD students.
• A commitment to acquire knowledge of Norwegian and European therapy guidelines.

Responsibilities

• Conduct and lead research in pharmacoepidemiology and health data analytics.
• Teach and supervise students at various academic levels.
• Initiate and manage national and international research projects.

Skills

Research in pharmacoepidemiology

Health data analytics

Machine learning

Teaching experience

Education

PhD in pharmacoepidemiology or related field

Master's degree in pharmacy or equivalent

Tools

Statistical software (R, Python)

Job description

Universitetet I Oslo is seeking an Associate Professor in Pharmacoepidemiology and Health Data Analytics to contribute to cutting-edge research and education. The successful candidate will have a robust background in health data analytics and the ability to teach across all academic levels.

This position is integral to the Department of Pharmacy, which emphasizes interdisciplinary work and collaboration in a modern research environment. The position offers an opportunity to shape future pharmacological practices and innovate using large-scale healthcare datasets.