Postdoctoral Researcher, Digital Health AI & Innovation

University of California, Berkeley; Berkeley (CA); On-site; USD 68,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

CITRIS Health at UC Berkeley invites applications for a Postdoctoral Researcher to advance digital health care, health tech innovation, and AI in health across campus, industry, and government partners. The role focuses on research, manuscript preparation, and grant development in collaboration with a diverse team.

The successful candidate will publish in top journals, engage with international colleagues, and contribute to ongoing projects linking health technology with real-world practice at

Qualifications

• PhD in health informatics or related field.
• Experience applying AI in healthcare settings.
• Proven track record of peer-reviewed publications.

Responsibilities

• Participate in research and preparation of manuscripts for publication related to digital health AI and rural health transformation.
• Contribute to grant writing and development of research proposals.
• Conduct independent and applied research in digital health care adoption, clinical informatics, AI in health, or technology-enabled health system transformation.
• Publish findings in high-impact peer-reviewed journals and present at conferences.
• Engage with national and international research collaborators.
• Participate in weekly team meetings, seminars and scholarly activities at CITRIS Health UC Berkeley and UC Davis.

Skills

Research methods

Grant writing

AI in health

Academic writing

Education

PhD in health informatics or related field

Tools

Python

R

Jupyter

Job description

CITRIS Health at UC Berkeley invites applications for a Postdoctoral Researcher to advance digital health care, health tech innovation, and AI in health across campus, industry, and government partners. The role focuses on research, manuscript preparation, and grant development in collaboration with a diverse team.

The successful candidate will publish in top journals, engage with international colleagues, and contribute to ongoing projects linking health technology with real-world practice at