Postdoctoral Fellow
Mr Jahid Khan
PhD (Public Health), University of Canberra, Australia
MS (Applied Statistics), University of Dhaka, Bangladesh
BS (Applied Statistics), University of Dhaka, Bangladesh
Medicine & Health
School of Clinical Medicine
Jahidur Rahman Khan is a Research Associate (Biostatistics) in the Population Child Health Research Group, School of Clinical Medicine, UNSW. He is a quantitative researcher with extensive experience of collaborating with multidisciplinary researchers and research groups in Australia and abroad. Using advanced quantitative methodologies (e.g., biostatistical models, machine learning algorithms, and spatial models) to improve the health outcomes is his passion. His research also focuses on how environmental features (such as social and physical/climate) shape health and health service utilisation. Jahidur has extensively worked with large survey data as well as with large electronic medical records (linked data). He is passionate about putting research into practise and serving the community through multisectorial collaboration.
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Level 8, The Bright Alliance, Avoca St, Randwick NSW 2031
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Providing Enhanced ACcess to Health services (PEACH) (Role: Co-Investigator; Funding agency: Sydney Children's Hospitals Network - NSW Health)
2018 - Australian Government Research Training Program Scholarship, University of Canberra, Australia
2015 - Young Statistician Award, Dhaka University Statistics Department Alumni Association, Bangladesh (funded by American Statistical Association)