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Aga Khan University Hospitals in Karachi, Pakistan and Nairobi, Kenya are private, not-for-profit institutions providing high quality health care. The Main Hospitals serve as the principal sites for clinical training for the University's Medical Colleges and Schools of Nursing and Midwifery in Pakistan and East Africa. Our Vision of Aga Khan University Ho...
Role Summary
The Longitudinal Study of Health and Ageing in Kenya (LOSHAK) is a flagship population-based cohort platform designed to generate high-quality evidence on ageing, cognitive health, and life-course transitions in low- and middle-income country (LMIC) contexts. LOSHAK integrates large-scale household surveys, cognitive assessments, biomarker data, and contextual social and environmental information, and is embedded within regional and global networks on ageing and health.
The Postdoctoral Research Fellow who has completed a PhD in Epidemiology, Population Health, Public Health, Demography, Biostatistics, or a closely related field is ideal for an early-career scientist seeking advanced training and leadership in survey research, ageing, and cognitive epidemiology in LMICs, while contributing substantively to a world-class longitudinal cohort platform.
The Postdoctoral Fellow will lead, and co-lead high-impact research embedded within LOSHAK, contributing to:
The role bridges independent scholarship with platform leadership, positioning the Fellow for a competitive academic or research career.
Key Responsibilities
Research leadership & design
Survey & field systems
Data analysis & methods
Scholarly outputs
Grant development & platform growth
Mentorship & team engagement
Professional development
Required Qualifications
Relevant Experience
Personal Characteristics & Behaviours
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