Cardiac Regeneration Scientist - Translational Cardiovascular

Mayo Clinic; Phoenix (AZ); In loco; USD 120.000 - 180.000; Tempo pieno

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Descrizione del lavoro

Mayo Clinic Arizona seeks an innovative investigator to establish a cutting-edge research program in cardiac regeneration and translational cardiovascular science. The role aligns with Mayo Clinic’s initiatives to advance predictive prevention and transformative clinical research across cardiovascular medicine.

Ideal candidates will bring NIH funding, collaboration across clinical and translational teams, and a proven track record in high-impact cardiovascular publications.

Competenze

• MD, MD/PhD, or PhD in cardiovascular science, cell biology, developmental biology, bioengineering, oncology, or related field.
• Strong publication record in peer-reviewed journals with first or senior author publications in high-impact journals.
• Record of competitive extramural funding (NIH R01 or equivalent) or clear trajectory toward independent funding.
• Experience with advanced research methodologies relevant to cardiovascular disease.

Mansioni

• Establish a cutting-edge research program in cardiac regeneration, cardio-oncology, or related translational cardiovascular science.
• Support Mayo Clinic's vision to shift healthcare from reactive treatment to predictive prevention.
• Collaborate within Genesis Initiative, Precure Initiative, and Bold Transformation programs.

Conoscenze

Strong publication record

Extramural funding experience

Cardiovascular research expertise

Advanced research methodologies

Collaborative team science

Formazione

MD, MD/PhD, or PhD in cardiovascular science or related field

Descrizione del lavoro

Mayo Clinic Arizona seeks an innovative investigator to establish a cutting-edge research program in cardiac regeneration and translational cardiovascular science. The role aligns with Mayo Clinic’s initiatives to advance predictive prevention and transformative clinical research across cardiovascular medicine.

Ideal candidates will bring NIH funding, collaboration across clinical and translational teams, and a proven track record in high-impact cardiovascular publications.