We're seeking mission-driven individuals who are passionate about using data and technology to solve real-world problems in emergency care. Whether you're a student, researcher, engineer, or clinician, the UCSF Emergency Data Lab offers opportunities to collaborate, learn, and innovate alongside an interdisciplinary team dedicated to advancing emergency care.
Qualifications
We welcome applicants from a variety of backgrounds, especially those with experience in:
- Computer vision and medical imaging
- Machine learning/artificial intelligence model development
- Clinical informatics and health data science
- Emergency medicine, pediatrics, or trauma care
Strong candidates are curious, collaborative, and committed to creating tools that have a real impact on patient care.
How to Apply
To apply for an open position or express interest in working with us, please email us with:
A brief cover letter describing your interest and relevant experience
Your curriculum vitae (CV) or resume
A portfolio or link to your GitHub/publications (optional)
We review applications on a rolling basis
Emergency Data Science
Dr. Kornblith has significant experience working with and mentoring learners from various disciplines. He has served as a capstone project mentor for the UCSF-UC Berkeley Masters in Translational Medicine program, led multidisciplinary teams through product development, and received numerous teaching awards for his innovative and clear communication style. Dr. Kornblith values creativity, personal growth, grit, and collaboration.
Looking for Individuals
The Emergency Data Lab is looking for motivated individuals who are willing to use their personal skills, passions, and expertise to improve the care of injured children. The Emergency Data Science lab is founded on the spirit of altruism. We seek to train and inspire those with a growing passion for improving healthcare.
Volunteers/Partners
Our lab seeks motivated individuals willing to solve difficult clinical problems through research and discovery. We offer mentorship opportunities to individuals from diverse disciplines, including pre-medical/pre-health care, bioengineering, mechanical engineering, communications, design, and more.