Endowed Chair: Precision Radiation Oncology Leader

University of Minnesota; Minneapolis (MN); Sur place; USD 170 000 - 210 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

The University of Minnesota invites applications for the Endowed Chair in Radiation Oncology within the College of Veterinary Medicine. This tenure‑track position aims to expand leadership in precision radiation therapy, comparative oncology, and translational cancer science, integrating clinical care, research, and cross‑disciplinary collaboration.

The successful candidate will lead an innovative program, secure extramural funding, and foster partnerships across engineering, cancer biology,

Qualifications

• Demonstrated record of scholarly achievement including peer‑reviewed publications.
• Evidence of an independent research program with potential for extramural funding.
• Commitment to teaching and mentoring veterinary students, residents, and postdoctoral scholars.

Responsabilités

• Develop an independent, nationally recognized research program.
• Lead interdisciplinary research initiatives across veterinary medicine, human medicine, engineering, physics, and data sciences.
• Secure extramural funding from federal agencies, foundations, and industry.
• Build collaborative infrastructure supporting translational and comparative oncology research.
• Advance innovative technologies to improve cancer diagnosis, treatment, and outcomes.

Connaissances

Visionary leadership

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Mentorship

Partnership building

Formation

DVM, VMD, MD, PhD, or equivalent doctoral degree

Description du poste

The University of Minnesota invites applications for the Endowed Chair in Radiation Oncology within the College of Veterinary Medicine. This tenure‑track position aims to expand leadership in precision radiation therapy, comparative oncology, and translational cancer science, integrating clinical care, research, and cross‑disciplinary collaboration.

The successful candidate will lead an innovative program, secure extramural funding, and foster partnerships across engineering, cancer biology,