Molecular Epidemiology Professor Build a Funded Lab

LSU Health Sciences Center New Orleans; New Orleans (LA); On-site; USD 110,000 - 160,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Flexible spending accounts

Retirement plans

Generous leave

14 paid holidays

Employee health clinic

Credit union

Wellness benefits with fitness center

Employee assistance program

Campus assistance program

Pet insurance

Job summary

LSU Health Sciences Center New Orleans invites applications for an Assistant Professor/Associate Professor/Professor in Molecular Epidemiology. The faculty member will lead research in molecular or cancer epidemiology, develop an externally funded program, and contribute to teaching and mentoring within the Epidemiology and Population Health Program.

The candidate should have a documented commitment to health equity, strong publication record, and the ability to collaborate across the School of

Qualifications

• Doctorate in a relevant field (epidemiology, biostatistics, public health or related)
• Evidence of robust epidemiologic research program and potential for independent extramural funding
• Experience in mentoring students, postdocs, and junior faculty

Responsibilities

• Advise and mentor students, post-doctoral fellows, and junior faculty
• Develop and sustain an externally funded research program
• Conduct and publish in leading epidemiology and public health journals
• Collaborate across departments to advance health equity and population health

Skills

Molecular epidemiology

Cancer epidemiology

Epidemiologic methods

Teaching/mentoring

Education

Doctorate

Epidemiology

Biostatistics

Job description

LSU Health Sciences Center New Orleans invites applications for an Assistant Professor/Associate Professor/Professor in Molecular Epidemiology. The faculty member will lead research in molecular or cancer epidemiology, develop an externally funded program, and contribute to teaching and mentoring within the Epidemiology and Population Health Program.

The candidate should have a documented commitment to health equity, strong publication record, and the ability to collaborate across the School of