Molecular Cardiovascular Biology - Assistant Professor- Research

Cincinnati Children's

2d•Onsite

About The Position

This position involves research, teaching, and/or training within the field of Molecular Cardiovascular Biology. The role requires conducting independent and collaborative research, mentoring students and fellows, and contributing to the development and direction of research and educational programs. Additionally, the position involves leadership in service and/or administration, including program development, policy implementation, and strategic goal setting. Scholarly activity is a key component, demonstrated through publications, research trials, grant funding acquisition, and the development of externally funded research initiatives.

Requirements

PhD degree in a related scientific or research field
3+ years related experience in research field research and/or Lab experience assisting with the preparation of data for presentation at scientific meetings
Associate Professor appointment or eligibility required

Responsibilities

Conduct research both independently and collaboratively that is often dependent upon or associated with other ongoing research projects, or is service related.
Ensure that all research functions operate at the highest level of quality, while maintaining fiscal soundness.
Participate in collaborative research projects through interactions with researchers as well as individuals from other divisions/departments.
Participate in mentoring graduate students, post-doctoral and research fellows, residents, and students to be involved in functions related to the research mission.
Contributes to research and teaching including: serving as a teacher, role model and mentor internally; participate in the development and direction of research and/or educational program at the division, department or system level.
Complete evaluations for students, residents and peers.
Maintain currency in field through continuing education, literature and seminars.
Enhance professional knowledge by attending seminars and professional meetings.
Implement knowledge into research.
Lead the integration of existing programs and development & growth of a major initiative of the assigned department and/or program.
Lead program development for service and/or administration as evidenced by contributions including: leadership role in the development of innovative programs for research and/or patient care of educational purposes; significant leadership role in the direction of an academic division; leadership role in the medical center or university; leadership role in regional & national professional societies, program committees and governing boards.
Lead the development of departmental policies, procedures & standards.
Serve as a role model of effective interpersonal & intrapersonal relationships & encourage team concepts.
Develop & guide the implementation of long & short term goals & objectives & ensure that they are aligned to the Division & medical center strategic objectives.
Serve in a leadership role in the Institute or medical center.
Participate as a member of the leadership team in developing consensus in the various programs, approaches, issues & new initiatives within the Department.
Demonstrates on-going commitment to and participates in scholarly activities at an advanced level as evidenced by: publication of original research investigation, educational research, clinical observations, reviews, chapters or books; leadership role in research trials, and/or research investigations; membership on editorial boards or editorship of textbooks or journals.
Applies advanced training in research methods to design and conduct clinical research on various areas of clinical specialty.
Develop research programs in area of clinical specialty.
Demonstrate effectiveness in securing grant funding of research initiatives and programs mentors and assist other faculty in grantsmanship.
Develop and growth of new externally funded research initiatives.
Develop a program that receives extramural support in the form of major grants from the National Institutes of Health or other sources.