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Quantitative Health Data Scientist Causal Inference

  • Job type Posted on: Jul 10, 2026
  • Experience level Stanford University
  • Employment type Palo Alto, California
  • Employment type Onsite
  • Salary Full-time

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Job Title :

Quantitative Health Data Scientist Causal Inference

Job Type :

Full-time

Job Location :

Palo Alto California United States

Remote :

No

Jobcon Logo Job Description :

The Division of Primary Care and Population Health at Stanford University invites applications for a research scholar to lead quantitative analyses in a dry lab focused on causal inference using public datasets. The role emphasizes writing high‑impact manuscripts and mentoring junior researchers across the United States. Ideal candidates hold a doctoral degree with strong R or Stata skills and experience in quasi‑experimental methods (RDD, dif‑in‑dif, ITS). #J-18808-Ljbffr

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Posted:

Jul 10, 2026

Reference Number:

14660_E76E28609BDB8BE9EB1E030DFAFAC850

Employment:

Full-time

Salary:

Not Available

City:

Palo Alto

Job Origin:

APPCAST_CPC

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The Division of Primary Care and Population Health at Stanford University invites applications for a research scholar to lead quantitative analyses in a dry lab focused on causal inference using public datasets. The role emphasizes writing high‑impact manuscripts and mentoring junior researchers across the United States. Ideal candidates hold a doctoral degree with strong R or Stata skills and experience in quasi‑experimental methods (RDD, dif‑in‑dif, ITS). #J-18808-Ljbffr

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