| Background of Organization |
The Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School was established in Singapore in 2007 with the aim of increasing the supply of doctors in Singapore, while simultaneously training clinicians in cutting edge research methodologies. The Health Services and Systems Research (HSSR) Program is one of the five Signature Research Programs at Duke-NUS. The HSSR Program supports and conducts research that bridges theory and practice in a way that both advances the state of the scientific theory and is sufficiently pragmatic to actually improve health care policy and practice.
The Duke-NUS HSSR Program’s mission is to: (1) pursue a world-class research agenda; (2) impact health care policy and practice; and (3) expand HSSR research capacity. Given the unique position of Singapore geographically and culturally, the postdoctoral program provides excellent training in comparative health systems research and cross-cultural studies of health care systems.
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| Address |
8 College Road
Singapore 169857 |
| Contact Person |
Amina Islam |
| Contact phone, fax and/or email |
65-65165462
65-65348632
amina.islam@duke-nus.edu.sg |
| Position title |
Assistant Professor in System Dynamics |
| Job location |
Singapore |
| Position description |
- Work closely with the team of researchers in the Health Systems Design Lab, a recently established laboratory within HSSR.
- Collaborate with multi-disciplinary researchers at Duke-NUS and other research institutes to develop a research agenda that involves the use of systems modeling to inform healthcare policy issues.
- Promote health systems capacity-building in research collaborations with local healthcare and academic institutions.
- Support the Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School by leading seminars and workshops and mentoring PhD students.
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| Required skills |
Your qualifications include an MD or PhD in a range of relevant fields including
- Health Systems Research
- System Dynamics
- Management Science/Operations Research
- Simulation modeling — neural networks, multi-agent, cellular automata
- Biomathematics
- Multi criteria decision analysis
- Computational social science
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| Desired Skills |
Your research interests include Population Health, Health Systems Research, Health Services Research or Epidemiology. You want to advance your professional career in a vibrant, growing and collegial setting. You are comfortable collaborating with peers who have diverse interests and have a strong record of research supported by external funding and publications in peer reviewed journals. |
| Salary Range |
Commensurate with experience |
| URL to host organization |
http://www.duke-nus.edu.sg/web/jobs_faculty_positions.htm |
