加拿大阿尔伯特肿瘤基金会流行病学博士后岗位
日期：2007-10-24
来源：丁香人才网
Institution Alberta Cancer Board Position Post-Doctoral Fellow in Epidemiology Job Number 4002199 (Ref.#. PHI-07-150) Date Posted Oct 23th 2007 Application Deadline Open Until Filled Descrip ...
Institution
Alberta Cancer Board
Position
Post-Doctoral Fellow in Epidemiology
Job Number
4002199 (Ref.#. PHI-07-150)
Date Posted
Oct 23th 2007
Application Deadline
Open Until Filled
Description
Alberta Cancer Board researchers, medical professionals, staff andvolunteers are uniquely positioned to make major contributions towardsmeasurable goals of preventing cancer, saving lives and eliminatingsuffering. The Alberta Cancer Board is committed to this leadership roleto reduce the burden of cancer through excellence in prevention,screening, diagnosis, treatment, palliation, education and research.
Post-Doctoral Fellow in Epidemiology
Competition # PHI-07-150
(This is a 2 year temporary full time assignment)
The Division of Population Health and Information at the Alberta CancerBoard is seeking a PhD Scientist interested in postdoctoral training inCalgary, Alberta, Canada.
A dynamic and stimulating environment, the Division currently has ateam of nationally and internationally recognized research scientiststogether with a core group of experienced research staff, engaged incutting-edge population-based cancer research including etiology,molecular epidemiology, cancer screening, health services andbiostatistics. In addition, we are currently recruiting an endowed Chairin Molecular Cancer Epidemiology to lead the Molecular CancerEpidemiology program in Calgary and a Research Scientist in the field of Biostatistics.
The position will focus on studies surrounding the role of physicalactivity and its relation to breast cancer under the supervision of Dr.Christine Friedenreich. In particular, there will be the opportunity toexamine specific biologic mechanisms that are being studied include sexhormone levels (estrogens, androgens), body fat levels, mammographicdensity; and markers of obesity and inflammation. There is also theopportunity to analyze the longer-term impact of an intensive exerciseprogram on beliefs, attitudes, and behavior modification in previouslysedentary, postmenopausal women.
The successful candidate will be a recent graduate in Epidemiology orequivalent with a strong publication record and excellent academiccredentials. The individual should be motivated and enthusiastic towardsresearch, capable of working independently with a minimum of supervisionand have excellent oral and written communication skills.
This position is subject to the ACB Non-Operating Research StaffGeneral Terms of Employment.
Join us and be part of a research-based multidisciplinary team,participate in professional development and enjoy a competitive salaryand benefits.
All new employees must provide a current criminal records check incompliance with the Protection of Persons in Care Act.
Contact
Human Resources
Alberta Cancer Board
Suite G105, 2210 - 2nd Street SW
Calgary, Alberta T2S 3C3
Canada
Fax: 403-476-2416
Email: careers@cancerboard.ab.ca
Employer's Web Site: http://albertacancer.jobs/
Alberta Cancer Board
Position
Post-Doctoral Fellow in Epidemiology
Job Number
4002199 (Ref.#. PHI-07-150)
Date Posted
Oct 23th 2007
Application Deadline
Open Until Filled
Description
Alberta Cancer Board researchers, medical professionals, staff andvolunteers are uniquely positioned to make major contributions towardsmeasurable goals of preventing cancer, saving lives and eliminatingsuffering. The Alberta Cancer Board is committed to this leadership roleto reduce the burden of cancer through excellence in prevention,screening, diagnosis, treatment, palliation, education and research.
Post-Doctoral Fellow in Epidemiology
Competition # PHI-07-150
(This is a 2 year temporary full time assignment)
The Division of Population Health and Information at the Alberta CancerBoard is seeking a PhD Scientist interested in postdoctoral training inCalgary, Alberta, Canada.
A dynamic and stimulating environment, the Division currently has ateam of nationally and internationally recognized research scientiststogether with a core group of experienced research staff, engaged incutting-edge population-based cancer research including etiology,molecular epidemiology, cancer screening, health services andbiostatistics. In addition, we are currently recruiting an endowed Chairin Molecular Cancer Epidemiology to lead the Molecular CancerEpidemiology program in Calgary and a Research Scientist in the field of Biostatistics.
The position will focus on studies surrounding the role of physicalactivity and its relation to breast cancer under the supervision of Dr.Christine Friedenreich. In particular, there will be the opportunity toexamine specific biologic mechanisms that are being studied include sexhormone levels (estrogens, androgens), body fat levels, mammographicdensity; and markers of obesity and inflammation. There is also theopportunity to analyze the longer-term impact of an intensive exerciseprogram on beliefs, attitudes, and behavior modification in previouslysedentary, postmenopausal women.
The successful candidate will be a recent graduate in Epidemiology orequivalent with a strong publication record and excellent academiccredentials. The individual should be motivated and enthusiastic towardsresearch, capable of working independently with a minimum of supervisionand have excellent oral and written communication skills.
This position is subject to the ACB Non-Operating Research StaffGeneral Terms of Employment.
Join us and be part of a research-based multidisciplinary team,participate in professional development and enjoy a competitive salaryand benefits.
All new employees must provide a current criminal records check incompliance with the Protection of Persons in Care Act.
Contact
Human Resources
Alberta Cancer Board
Suite G105, 2210 - 2nd Street SW
Calgary, Alberta T2S 3C3
Canada
Fax: 403-476-2416
Email: careers@cancerboard.ab.ca
Employer's Web Site: http://albertacancer.jobs/
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