Associate Professor - Tenured

University of Minnesota; Minneapolis (MN); On-site; USD 80,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Minnesota seeks an Associate Professor in Neurology specializing in neurophysiology and neuromodulation technologies for Parkinson’s disease. The role includes leading clinical and research programs, supervising staff, and securing funding. The successful candidate will contribute to teaching and mentoring within a diverse and collaborative environment.

Qualifications

• Proven track record of securing extramural research funding and peer-reviewed publications.
• Expertise in clinical electrophysiology and deep brain stimulation technologies.

Responsibilities

• Direct clinical microelectrode recording operations for DBS programs.
• Supervise MER technical staff and mentor students.
• Obtain research funding through grants.

Skills

Leadership

Interpersonal Skills

Collaboration

Education

PhD in Biomedical Engineering

PhD in Neuroscience

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About The Job

The Department of Neurology at the University of Minnesota invites applications for a faculty member at the Associate Professor position from candidates with a Ph.D. or equivalent degree specializing in neurophysiology and neuromodulation technologies for Parkinson’s disease. This position will serve as the Associate Director of the Microelectrode Recording & Electrophysiology Services Clinical Program.

The clinical neuromodulation program supports deep brain stimulation surgical treatments for Parkinson’s patients and NIH-funded studies on the pathophysiology of Parkinson's disease, novel applications of deep brain stimulation technology, and the mechanisms of deep brain stimulation and motor system neurophysiology. The successful applicant will be expected to maintain a leadership role within the DBS clinical and research program as an Associate Director, with responsibilities including supervising research staff, securing extramural research funding, publishing peer-reviewed manuscripts, teaching students and fellows, and participating in service activities.

Job Duties/Responsibilities

1. Direct the clinical microelectrode recording operations to support the DBS clinical and research programs, including setup and maintenance of MER equipment, training staff, and optimizing workflows.
2. Maintain extramural funding.
3. Supervise MER technical staff.
4. Coordinate with Fairview OR staff for equipment maintenance, staff training, and surgical logistics.
5. Conduct neurophysiology research and originate research ideas.
6. Obtain research funding through grants such as NIH.
7. Collect and analyze data.
8. Write manuscripts for publication.
9. Supervise and mentor students, junior scientists, and postdocs.

Qualifications

• PhD in biomedical engineering, neuroscience, or related field.
• Proven track record of securing extramural research funding and peer-reviewed publications.
• Current NIH funding.
• Expertise in clinical electrophysiology and deep brain stimulation technologies for Parkinson’s disease.
• Excellent interpersonal skills and collaborative ability.

Additional Information

The department has achievements in teaching, clinical programs, and research. The university is committed to diversity and equal opportunity.