Responsibilities include developing and teaching courses in the Center's academic programs, including the undergraduate public health curriculum; providing instruction and research mentorship to students, residents, and fellows; supervising theses, dissertations, and independent research projects; and helping trainees build skills in study design, biostatistics, and data analysis. Methodological expertise may include quantitative methods, qualitative methods, mixed methods, implementation and evaluation frameworks, program evaluation, pragmatic research designs, stakeholder-engaged research, collaboration with interdisciplinary teams, and analysis of large and complex datasets such as electronic health records, claims, registries, and population surveys.