Hi! I’m
Josh Cook
NIH T35 Graduate Research Fellow, Adjunct Professor, Clinical Researcher, and Data Scientist.

I am a dedicated and analytical professional with a strong foundation in data science and clinical research. Over 7 years of experience in Biomedical Science, 3+ years in Clinical Research, and 2+ years in Data Science. I have a proven ability to synthesize complex data, develop predictive models, and drive impactful research projects. Certified in Project Management and Clinical Research Coordination, with a commitment to advancing healthcare through innovative data analysis and evidence-based approaches.

I am currently working part-time as a NIH Graduate Research Fellow at the University of South Carolina Big Data Health Science Center and in higher education as an Adjunct Professor at the University of West Florida while actively pursuing a full-time data science position. I aim to utilize my diverse knowledge of the biomedical sciences, clinical research, and data science to become an impactful member of a team within the healthcare, clinical research, or public health sectors.

As a science communicator and professor, I excel in both oral and written communication, frequently teaching, explaining, and presenting complex information and industry jargon to diverse audiences, including those without a scientific background. Recognizing the significance of teaching and mentorship, I am dedicated to honoring the legacy of my mentors by guiding others with utmost dedication and expertise.

My personal blog can be found on medium (linked above).