ORISE Fellowship, Spatiotemporal Studies and Health Services Surveillance with a Focus on Heart Disease and Stroke

ORISE Fellowship, Spatiotemporal Studies and Health Services Surveillance with a Focus on Heart Disease and Stroke

Category : Alumni

We are excited to have an opening for an ORISE fellow to work on Spatiotemporal Studies and Health Services Surveillance with a Focus on Heart Disease & Stroke.

It is a full-time position for someone who has a Master’s or PhD degree or will be completing her/his degree by December 2021. 

There will be many opportunities for the ORISE fellow to analyze large data sets and write manuscripts. 

Experience working on studies that address health equity would be ideal but is not required. 

Application Deadline: 11/15/2021 3:00 PM ET

Details of the position can be accessed here.   


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