Research Professor, Immunology (Non-tenure Eligible) (MD, PhD, MD/PhD)

The University of Arizona•Phoenix, AZ

5d•Onsite

About The Position

The Department of Basic Medical Sciences at the University of Arizona College of Medicine – Phoenix seeks a non-tenure-eligible research professor in immunology. The role is intended to complement and enhance the department’s research faculty and is open to candidates qualified for appointment as a full professor. Candidates with strong research programs in immunity to infection, inflammation, and systems immunology are strongly encouraged; candidates whose research is not centrally related to immunology and inflammation will not be considered. The successful candidate will oversee and conduct an independent research program, collaborate with faculty on programmatic research, publish findings in peer-reviewed journals, pursue and secure extramural funding, and contribute to the department and college through teaching, mentoring, and service. Senior candidates may lead larger programmatic initiatives, including P- and U-type grants. The position reports directly to the department chair and is located in the Greater Phoenix Area. Visa sponsorship is not available. The appointment is career-track and not eligible for tenure.

Requirements

MD, PhD, MD/PhD, or equivalent degree from an accredited institution in biological sciences, medicine, or a related field.
Track record of high-impact publications, extramural research funding, and teaching.
Ability to mentor and guide students and trainees in clinical research projects.
Strong interpersonal, written, and verbal communication skills, with the ability to interact professionally and effectively with colleagues, students, trainees, and research partners.
Qualify for appointment as a full professor.
Research program centrally related to immunology and inflammation.

Nice To Haves

Innovation and federally funded research in immunology and/or systems immunology.
Strong track record in teaching and mentoring in classroom or laboratory settings.
Experience in an academic medical center and medical education environment.
Strong record of peer-reviewed publications in high-impact journals.
Experience with new techniques and approaches not currently available at the College of Medicine – Phoenix.
Experience serving on the editorial board of a peer-reviewed scientific journal.

Responsibilities

Develop innovative, collaborative immunology-related research.
Obtain extramural research support, including federal funding, and publish high-impact scientific research in immunology-related fields.
Develop collaborations with pertinent faculty within the College and partner institutions.
For senior candidates, lead larger programmatic initiatives, including P-, U-, and similar grants.
Contribute to teaching in medical, graduate, and/or other education programs.
Mentor students and trainees.
Contribute to service activities supporting the College’s missions, including committees, task forces, and departmental operations.
Perform other duties as assigned.