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n UCLA Biostatistics is searching for
national origin, handicap, or sexual orientation. Also look for job ads on the
three new faculty with demonstrated
ASA web site at www.amstat.org/jobweb excellence in biostatistical research and
teaching. Positions are: (1) non-tenured
assistant professor in HIV/AIDS research;
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and (3) tenure-track assistant professor
with strong methodological interests in
cancer research. Higher rank possible
for qualified candidates. First position
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Illinois
n Faculty biostatistician, Department of
Internal Medicine. PhD in biostatistics
or related field required. Background
in longitudinal analysis and field
epidemiologic studies highly desirable.
Excellent communication and computing
skills required. Level of appointment
commensurate with experience. Letter,
curriculum vitae, three references to Carlos
F. Mendes de Leon, PhD, Rush Institute for
Healthy Aging, Rush University Medical
Center, 1645 W. Jackson Blvd., Suite
675, Chicago, IL 60612. Rush University
Medical Center is an EOE.
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