3 Postdoctoral Positions in “Health Economics and Aging Lab” - HEAL

The 3 Postdoctoral Positions in the Health Economics and Aging Lab (HEAL) require advanced expertise in health economics with a focus on aging populations. Candidates should possess a strong background in economic theory and quantitative methods applied to health and aging research. Proficiency in statistical analysis and econometric modeling is essential, likely involving software such as Stata, R, or similar tools for data analysis. Experience with large-scale health datasets, longitudinal studies, or administrative health data will be highly valuable. The roles demand the ability to design and conduct rigorous empirical research, interpret complex data, and contribute to scholarly publications. Strong analytical skills, critical thinking, and the capacity to work collaboratively within an interdisciplinary research environment are important. Candidates are expected to have a doctoral degree in economics, health economics, public health, or related fields, demonstrating a high level of academic rigor and research capability. Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal, are necessary to present findings to academic and policy audiences. Familiarity with health policy issues, aging demographics, and economic evaluation methods such as cost-effectiveness analysis or health outcome measurement will enhance suitability. Overall, these postdoctoral roles are suited for researchers aiming to advance knowledge at the intersection of economics, health, and aging, contributing to impactful research that informs policy and improves health outcomes for aging populations.