Academic Pathologist with Research Focus in Molecular Microbiology

University of California, Los Angeles; Los Angeles (CA); Presencial; USD 150.000 - 210.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

University of California, Los Angeles invites applications for an Academic clinician-scientist at the Assistant Professor level with a focus on molecular microbiology. The successful candidate will build an active research program, include clinical work in molecular pathology and clinical microbiology, and participate in sign-out and teaching activities.

Requirements include an MD or MD/PhD with molecular pathology fellowship training, ABP Molecular Pathology certification or eligibility, and

Formación

• MD or MD/PhD with molecular pathology fellowship training.
• Board certification or eligibility in Molecular Pathology by the American Board of Pathology.
• Board eligible/certified in Molecular Pathology and eligible for California medical licensure.
• Strong publication record and extramural grant funding preferred.
• Commitment to a clinician-scientist career with clinical, teaching and research duties.

Responsabilidades

• Clinical service in molecular pathology and clinical microbiology.
• Sign-out and participation in educational activities.
• Develop and lead a research laboratory with collaborative projects.
• Contribute to teaching and mentoring within the department.

Conocimientos

Molecular pathology

Clinical microbiology

Sign-out duties

Research leadership

Educación

MD/MD-PhD degree

ABP Molecular Pathology board certification

Molecular pathology fellowship training

Descripción del empleo

The Department of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA is recruiting for an Academic clinician scientist with a focus on molecular microbiology in our tenured/tenured track series at the Assistant Professor rank.

The successful candidate will demonstrate an academic direction in the field of molecular microbiology with the aim of building a research laboratory with active primary and collaborative experimental efforts. The candidate will also have a clinical component, ideally in both molecular pathology and clinical microbiology, and be able to participate in sign-out, other clinical activities and educational activities. The Department is seeking candidates with the potential for being outstanding in the above noted requirements, in clinical work, in research, in teaching, and in having a clear commitment to a clinician-scientist career.

Applicants must possess an MD or MD/PhD degree(s) or equivalent, with training in a molecular pathology fellowship program, and be board certified or board eligible by the American Board of Pathology and board eligible/certified in Molecular Pathology. The candidate should also have a well-established track record of research, including publications and extramural grant funding. Applicants with current extramural funding, including a NIH K award (or similar competitive training award) or the intention to submit a K (or other competitive training award) soon are preferred. Eligibility for a California medical license is also required.

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