Immunoengineering Faculty: Tolerance & Transplantation

Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research; Phoenix (AZ); On-site; USD 80,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive retirement package

Comprehensive medical plans

Continuing education opportunities

Job summary

Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research in Phoenix, Arizona is seeking an innovative faculty member in Immunology to develop a research program focused on immune engineering. The candidate will work towards reducing long-term immunosuppression through novel engineering approaches.

The successful applicant will have a doctoral degree and a track record in extramural funding, fostering collaborations across clinical and research enterprises at Mayo Clinic.

Qualifications

• Strong background in immunology, biomedical engineering, or cell biology.
• History of NIH-equivalent extramural funding.
• Ability to develop a research program in immune engineering.

Responsibilities

• Develop a cutting-edge research program in immune engineering.
• Establish collaborations with basic scientists and clinicians.
• Apply novel engineering approaches for immune tolerance.

Skills

Leadership skills

Collaborative work

Research in immune engineering

Funding acquisition

Education

Doctoral degree (Ph.D., M.D., Sc.D.)

Job description

Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research in Phoenix, Arizona is seeking an innovative faculty member in Immunology to develop a research program focused on immune engineering. The candidate will work towards reducing long-term immunosuppression through novel engineering approaches.

The successful applicant will have a doctoral degree and a track record in extramural funding, fostering collaborations across clinical and research enterprises at Mayo Clinic.