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The Department of Family Medicine and Community Health in the Duke University School of Medicine is dedicated to improving the health of people in their communities. Duke Family Medicine and Community Health's diverse group of full-time researchers, as well as clinical and education faculty, are actively engaged in a wide variety of disciplines with research encompassing a broad collection of clinical, community and population health research programs, drawing on an eclectic set of analytical methods and tools. This position will play a critical role in advancing quantitative research for the Operation Deep Dive Study, a large-scale study investigating deaths of despair, suicide, non-suicidal self-harm, and other causes of premature mortality among former U.S. military service members. The study examines how military service characteristics and demographic factors predict premature mortality and compares these rates to national averages to inform policy and clinical interventions. The successful candidate will work in a team science framework, managing large, complex data environments, developing analysis plans and collaborating with team members on potential solutions to data needs, applying advanced statistical modeling to observational, epidemiologic, and real-world data, and communicating results to team and external stakeholders in an effective manner.
