Early Career Researcher

OPPORTUNITY TO ACCELERATE REALWORLD IMPACT IN MATERNAL & CHILD

HEALTH!! RESEARCHER NEEDED IN IMPLEMENTATION SCIENCE DOMAIN AT SAS

The Society for Applied Studies (SAS) – a Delhi‑based, not‑for‑profit research organization is looking for a researcher with interest to grow and contribute to the area of Implementation Research. We aim to promote innovative and impactful research, develop models for accelerating progress in implementation of high-quality research in maternal and child health and translate evidence into scalable solutions.

DESIGNATION: Early Career Researcher

PLACE OF WORK: Society for Applied Studies, 45, Kalu Sarai, New Delhi (near Hauz Khas Metro Station)  

QUALIFICATIONS:

Essential: MBBS with sound technical knowledge and research experience in maternal, newborn, child health; nutrition; infectious diseases; mental health/early child development; knowledge about health systems and national programs related to maternal and child health is essential.

Desirable: MD, Community Medicine or PhD/MPH in Public Health; MD/PhD in Microbiology; Masters/PhD in Clinical Nutrition; Masters/PhD in Biostatistics or Population Science or Health Economics; PhD in Social Science. Experience of working in the government health systems.

SALARY: Commensurate with experience

DESCRIPTION OF WORK AND LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES

 To work with mentors / seniors / colleagues, as a team and take active part in

1.     Idea-generation and prioritization

2.     Development of research proposals and implementation of research activities

3.     Implementation of research studies and interaction with government partners

4.     Participation and coordination of scientific workshops, seminars and journal clubs

5.     Data analyses (primary), secondary data analyses using existing data, evidence synthesis

6.     Scientific manuscript preparation

Interested Candidates please email your resume to caeers@sas.org.in with the subject line as “Application for the Position of Early Career Researcher - Implementation Science Domain”