Associate Director for Graduate Programs & Fellowships

Stanford University · Stanford

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The Biomedical Data Science (BMDS) graduate program, housed in the Department of Biomedical Data Science (DBDS), operates at the intersection of computer science, biology, medicine, and statistics to drive innovation in AI and computational biomedicine. The program advances cutting-edge research and education to address complex biomedical challenges by developing and evaluating data-driven computational methods on biomedical data assets. 

We are seeking an Associate Director to provide operational leadership and support the strategic growth of the BMDS graduate and fellowship programs. The program currently serves approximately 50 PhD and 100 MS students across local and remote learning formats, supported by more than 50 affiliated faculty members across diverse academic departments.

Working closely with the Associate Chair of Education and Training, the Directors of Graduate Studies for the PhD and MS programs, faculty, students, the student services administrative team, the DBDS Director of Finance and Administration, and university partners, the Associate Director will help advance the program’s interdisciplinary training mission.

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* - Other duties may also be assigned

The budgeted pay range for this position is $161,339.74 to $201,822.64 per annum.

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