Postdoc Position in SNSF-funded Project “Mapping Mental Health in Municipalities”

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Your responsibilities

The postdoctoral researcher will work closely with the project investigators and contribute to all phases of the study. Responsibilities include:

• Contribute to the development and implementation of survey instruments, study materials, and data collection procedures
• Develop project-related research questions and the statistical analysis plan, and conduct quantitative analyses
• Contribute to the implementation of municipality-based and setting-based approaches, including the evaluation of implementation processes and experiences
• Lead the preparation of scientific manuscripts for peer-reviewed journals and present findings at national and international conferences
• Engage with local stakeholders, including public authorities, policymakers, and community organizations, and contribute to communication, knowledge translation, and dissemination

Your profile

• PhD in epidemiology, public health, psychology, sociology, political science, statistics, or related discipline
• Strong methodological and analytical skills, ideally with experience in survey research and quantitative data analysis
• Experience in working with large-scale population data and applying advanced statistical methods
• Track record of scientific publications in peer-reviewed journals
• Interest in mental health research, population health, health inequalities, and the Swiss health system and its regional context
• Ability to work independently while contributing effectively to an interdisciplinary team
• Excellent written and spoken English; good knowledge of German for collaboration with municipalities and local stakeholders