Research Scientist in Natural Hazards and Public Health
Join UW’s RAPID Facility as a Research Scientist in Natural Hazards and Public Health!
Are you passionate about improving public health in the wake of natural disasters? The University of Washington’s NIH and NSF-funded RAPID Facility is seeking a dedicated Research Scientist to join our dynamic team focusing on environmental exposures after disasters.
As a key member of our team, you’ll:
- Advance Environmental Exposure Research: Investigate how natural hazards impact environmental factors like soil and water quality, and their effects on community health.
- Engage in Fieldwork: Participate directly in on-site data collection and analysis, including soil and water sampling in post-disaster settings.
- Utilize Cutting-Edge Equipment: Help curate state-of-the-art research tools and train the next generation of disaster researchers.
- Focus on Climate Change Impacts: Contribute to research on how climate change exacerbates natural hazards and affects public health.
We welcome applicants with:
- A strong background in public health, environmental health, environmental engineering, or related fields.
- Experience with research, fieldwork, and environmental sampling.
- A passion for research-intensive work that makes a real-world impact.
Why Join Us?
- Make a Difference: Your work will directly contribute to understanding and mitigating health risks after natural disasters.
- Collaborative Environment: Be part of a team dedicated to innovative research at the intersection of natural hazards and health.
- Professional Growth: Expand your expertise with cutting-edge methodologies in a supportive, research-focused setting.
Apply Now:
Ready to make an impact? Find more details and application instructions on the University of Washington jobs website: