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Data Scientist I supporting social science research, analytics, and AI initiatives
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Chicago - 300 E Randolph St
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| NORC at the University of Chicago is seeking a qualified Data Scientist I to join the Methodology and Quantitative Social Sciences department and support innovative research, analytics, and AI initiatives. |
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Research Scientist - Aging and Disability Public Health Surveillance - Chicago Loop Office
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Chicago - 300 E Randolph St
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| NORC at the University of Chicago is seeking a Research Scientist to join the Public Health Research Department in our Chicago Loop Office. NORC's Public Health Analytics Program conducts research and surveillance on age-related chronic disease and disability. The program's portfolio includes the Dementia DataHub (DementiaDataHub.org), the Vision and Eye Health Surveillance System (VEHSS), SoundCheckMap, fall prevention research, and additional projects on aging-related conditions. The work is funded through NIH grants, federal contracts, and foundation support, and is conducted in partnership with academic institutions, federal agencies, and industry collaborators. The program uses Medicare claims, national surveys, and other secondary data to measure disease burden, identify disparities, and inform policy. |
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Research Scientist - Aging and Disability Public Health Surveillance - Washington, DC
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Washington, DC
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| NORC at the University of Chicago is seeking a Research Scientist to join the Public Health Research Department in our Washington, DC Office. NORC's Public Health Analytics Program conducts research and surveillance on age-related chronic disease and disability. The program's portfolio includes the Dementia DataHub (DementiaDataHub.org), the Vision and Eye Health Surveillance System (VEHSS), SoundCheckMap, fall prevention research, and additional projects on aging-related conditions. The work is funded through NIH grants, federal contracts, and foundation support, and is conducted in partnership with academic institutions, federal agencies, and industry collaborators. The program uses Medicare claims, national surveys, and other secondary data to measure disease burden, identify disparities, and inform policy. |