"The proposed faculty member would form an integral part of the teaching and research programs in the Department of International Health, Health Systems Program. S/he would teach health economics, economic evaluation of policies and programs, or econometric methods with applications in developing countries. S/he should be able to advise doctoral students pursuing DrPH and PhD degrees in these areas. The candidate should be prepared to do research and collaborate in low and middle-income countries in the area of health economics.

Qualifications:

Required: Doctoral level degree in economics, health economics, or public health with a specialization in health economics, and have experience in conducting research and teaching about economic methods and economic evaluation of health programs and policies in developing countries.

Desired: Experience with econometric modeling or complex adaptive systems; experience in health policy, research, and teaching in developing countries. A track record of independent research, publication, and success in attracting external funding in these areas is essential. Johns Hopkins is an affirmative action, equal opportunity employer.

Johns Hopkins is a smoke-free environment."

Applicants should send a statement of interest, CV and names of 3 references to: kfalcone@jhsph.edu. 

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