Roles
Research Associate Professor
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Biography
Raymond Balise, PhD, is a research associate professor in the Department of Public Health Sciences at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine. Before joining the University of Miami, he spent 17 years at Stanford University School of Medicine, where he served as a biostatistician and senior lecturer. He also held leadership roles as biostatistics programmer coordinator and project director for the Statistical Programming Group within Stanford’s Spectrum research initiative.
An award-winning lecturer, Dr. Balise has developed and taught courses including Data Management and Statistical Programming, Survey of Statistical Computing, Medical Biostatistics, Case Studies in Biostatistics, and Data Science and Machine Learning. He is coauthor of the book Presenting Medical Statistics: From Proposal to Publication, which focuses on statistical analysis and data visualization.
Dr. Balise has authored and coauthored more than 100 peer-reviewed publications and refereed presentations across a wide range of disciplines, including phonetics, obstetrics, dyspepsia, dyslexia, health disparities, and brachytherapy. His recent work includes the development and patenting of the analytics behind SCAN360, a web-based portal that describes cancer rates and disease risk factors across Florida.
He is currently developing tools to monitor rates of substance use disorder across 16 communities in New York and applying machine learning methods to model patterns of substance use among individuals seeking care for opioid addiction. He is also involved in several projects at the intersection of mental health and HIV. -
Education & Training
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