Independent Postdoc: IBD & Celiac Clinical Epidemiology

Göteborgs universitet; Göteborgs kommun; On-site; SEK 50,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

Göteborgs universitet is seeking a Postdoctoral Researcher specializing in clinical epidemiology related to IBD and celiac disease. The position is for 24 months at the Department of Pediatrics, focusing on analyzing register-based data, developing prediction models, and leading independent research.

The ideal candidate holds a doctoral degree in a relevant field, possesses advanced analytical skills, and has a strong publication record. Proficiency in Swedish or another Nordic language is also beneficial.

Qualifications

• Significant experience with epidemiological research is expected.
• Demonstrated record of publishing in high-impact journals.
• Ability to analyze prognosis of IBD and celiac disease using advanced statistical methods.

Responsibilities

• Use register-based data for clinical epidemiological research questions.
• Develop prediction models and analyze prognosis.
• Lead research studies independently and draft manuscripts.
• Possibly supervise PhD students and assist with funding applications.

Skills

Clinical experience in gastroenterology, pediatrics, or medicine

Proficiency in causal inference, longitudinal methods, survival analysis

Experience with R, SAS, or STATA

Excellent spoken and written English skills

Knowledge of Swedish or another Nordic language

Education

Doctoral degree in clinical medicine, epidemiology, or biostatistics

Job description

Göteborgs universitet is seeking a Postdoctoral Researcher specializing in clinical epidemiology related to IBD and celiac disease. The position is for 24 months at the Department of Pediatrics, focusing on analyzing register-based data, developing prediction models, and leading independent research.

The ideal candidate holds a doctoral degree in a relevant field, possesses advanced analytical skills, and has a strong publication record. Proficiency in Swedish or another Nordic language is also beneficial.