Lead Pain Research Clinician-Scientist (Anesthesiology)
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis (MN)
On-site
USD 49,500 - 60,500
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Competitive wages
Paid holidays
Healthcare flexible spending accounts
Employee wellbeing program
Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) opportunity
Job summary
A prestigious medical school in Minneapolis is seeking a Clinician Scientist to focus on acute and chronic pain research. The candidate will collaborate with a diverse community of researchers, mentor students, and be dually employed by the University's medical center. A competitive starting salary begins at $55,000, with robust benefits including paid holidays and professional development opportunities. This position is integral to ongoing pain research and development of analgesic medications within the University community.
Qualifications
Candidates must hold an MD, MD/PhD or DO degree.
Board eligible/certified.
Current, movable funding is strongly preferred.
Responsibilities
Conduct pain research and work with multidisciplinary teams.
Mentor PhD, MD/PhD and medical students.
Collaborate with other departments within the University.
Skills
Research productivity
Clinical duties
Mentoring PhD students
Independent research program
Education
MD, MD/PhD or DO degree
ACGME residency and/or fellowship training
Tools
NIH-level funding
Job description
A prestigious medical school in Minneapolis is seeking a Clinician Scientist to focus on acute and chronic pain research. The candidate will collaborate with a diverse community of researchers, mentor students, and be dually employed by the University's medical center. A competitive starting salary begins at $55,000, with robust benefits including paid holidays and professional development opportunities. This position is integral to ongoing pain research and development of analgesic medications within the University community.