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Rhiannon Lewis
Senior Administrative Officer, Computational Precision Health Program, UC Berkeley/UCSF
Rhiannon Lewis is the Senior Administrative Officer for the Computational Precision Health (CPH) Program, a joint initiative between the University of California, Berkeley and the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF).12 In this role, she is part of the leadership and staff team responsible for managing the administrative aspects of this interdisciplinary program.
The CPH program is an innovative field that integrates advances in data science with expertise in clinical medicine, public health, and healthcare systems. It aims to revolutionize disease treatment and prevention through the application of computational and analytic tools.2
Rhiannon Lewis's professional background includes:
Education
- She received her education from Boston University.3
Professional Experience
- Currently serving as the Senior Administrative Officer for the Computational Precision Health Program at UC Berkeley/UCSF.34
- Prior experience at the University of California, Berkeley in other capacities.3
As part of her role, Rhiannon Lewis likely contributes to the management and coordination of various aspects of the CPH program, including:
- Supporting the program directors, Maya Petersen, MD, PhD, and Ida Sim, MD, PhD.2
- Collaborating with other staff members such as the Graduate Student Affairs Officer and the Research Grants Manager.1
- Assisting in the administration of the PhD program and Designated Emphasis in Computational Precision Health.2
Her LinkedIn profile can be found under the username rhiannon-lewis-8408216, where more details about her professional experience and network may be available.35
Highlights
I'm thrilled to share this job posting! The UC Berkeley/UCSF Computational Precision Health program is recruiting an experienced Graduate Student Advisor to partner with me and two stellar faculty directors to build and develop student support and programming for a new PhD program. This is a truly unique opportunity to bring big, impactful ideas to life in a program focused on training the next generation of leaders at the intersection of medicine, computation, statistics, and public health. We are looking for a partner to join our collaborative, creative, can-do team during this exciting phase of program building.
Hybrid work is possible for this role, and the first review date is July 5, with a rolling deadline until filled. I'm happy to connect with folks interested in learning more. Full details at https://jobs.berkeley.edu/ search for job ID 37795.
