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Brief Job Details:
Job Title:
OPEN FACULTY POSITIONS
Company Name:
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Location:
Birmingham AL 35294 USA
Job Type:
Full Time, Part Time, Contract, Freelance, Intern, Temporary, Volunteer, Job Share
Application:
Job Description:
The UAB Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology invites applications for tenure-track Faculty positions at the Assistant/Associate and Full Professor level. For the Assistant level, outstanding candidates with a PhD or equivalent degree and a strong record of research accomplishments are sought with an interest in developing an innovative, competitive research program. Candidates at the Associate/Full Professor level should have a distinguished research program supported by peer-reviewed grants.
Applicants with experience in any area relevant to cancer treatment will be considered, however, candidates with interests in molecularly targeted therapeutics, the identification of novel anti-cancer drug targets, developing model systems relevant to cancer or in more translational aspects of pharmacology as it relates to cancer are encouraged to apply. Successful candidates will also assist in training/teaching medical and graduate students. The department offers a highly interactive, well-equipped, multidisciplinary work environment.
Opportunities are available for collaboration with other basic science departments in the areas of neurobiology, chemistry, biochemistry, and genetics and with clinical programs and departments involved in the treatment of solid tumors and hematological malignancies in an NCI-funded Comprehensive Cancer Center.
A generous start-up package is available for outstanding candidates, with state-of-the-art core facilities.
?The University of Alabama at Birmingham is an Equal Opportunity, Affirmative Action Employer with a strong commitment to ethnic and cultural diversity among its faculty, students and administrative staff. Applications from women and ethnic minorities are encouraged.?
