From grant@ecoharmony.com Wed Jan 28 15:13:37 2004
Date: Sat, 24 Jan 2004 09:26:10 +0000
From: Grant Ballard-Tremeer
To: news@hedon.info
Subject: [hedon news] Postdoctoral Researcher Position in Air Pollution and
Health
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*** Postdoctoral Researcher Position ***
Air Pollution and Health in Developing Countries
School of Public Health, University of California, Berkeley
A two-year research position with possible extension is available at
the School of Public Health, University of California Berkeley, to
work on health and environmental aspects of indoor and outdoor air
pollution in developing countries. Working with colleagues at UCB and
in Guatemala, India, China, and elsewhere, the researcher will conduct
analyses of exposure, health, and other field data being gathered in
rural areas of developing countries. In addition, the researcher will
assist in the design, funding, and implementation of new field studies
and policy analyses. Information about some of the ongoing research in
the group can be found at the website:
http://ehs.sph.berkeley.edu/krsmith/
Qualifications:
Ph.D. or other equivalent degree in a relevant field but not to be
more than 5 years past receipt of the degree. Strength in at least
two of the following topics as demonstrated through training and/or
research:
* Statistical analysis of large datasets;
* Exposure assessment for indoor air pollution;
* Health impacts of air pollution;
* Small-scale combustion technology;
* Environmental epidemiology;
* Air pollution monitoring technology.
A speaking and reading knowledge of Spanish is highly desirable, but
not required. Developing-country research experience is desirable.
Required is the ability to undertake international travel and to live
for short periods in simple conditions in rural areas.
Specific tasks: Conduct analysis of epidemiologic, exposure, and
laboratory data; develop ongoing quality control measures for field
data collection; assist in developing systematic documentation of
study procedures and documentation of databases; deploy and evaluate
new pollution and exposure monitoring technologies. Play an active
role in data analysis, report writing, development of manuscripts, and
preparation of grant applications. Participate as a member of study
management teams. Assist graduate students with data analysis.
Salary range: commensurate with experience.
Approximate start date: 4/1/04 or until filled
Please send a complete resume, two examples of writing (no more than
30 pages total), and the names and contact information for 3
references. Included should be a detailed cover letter explaining how
you meet the requirements of the position and how the position fits
into your career plans. (Please send all items for consideration)
Send to: Kacy Hone
Payroll/Personnel Coordinator
Division of Environmental Health Sciences
140 Warren Hall #7360
Berkeley, CA 94720-7360
email: kacyhone@berkeley.edu
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