MS & Neuroimmunology Clinician-Scientist Leader

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; North Carolina; Sur place; USD 90 000 - 130 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

The Department of Neurology at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is seeking a highly motivated clinician‑scientist for a fixed‑term Research Assistant Professor position focused on multiple sclerosis and related disorders. The role combines leading an externally funded research portfolio with patient care within the UNC MS/Neuroimmunology Program.

The successful candidate will develop investigator-initiated studies, pursue federal funding, and collaborate with UNC School of

Qualifications

• MD or MD/PhD physician with board certification or board eligibility in Neurology or Child Neurology.
• Fellowship training in Multiple Sclerosis/Neuroimmunology and/or Autoimmune Neurology.
• Strong record of research productivity appropriate to career stage.
• Established or emerging extramural funding potential.
• Experience in clinical, translational, or population-based research.

Responsabilités

• Lead a robust externally funded research program focused on MS and related disorders.
• Advance clinical, translational, and population-based MS research initiatives.
• Maintain clinical practice within the UNC MS/Neuroimmunology Program with time allocated for research.
• Contribute to education, mentorship and training of residents, fellows and medical students.

Connaissances

Neurology board certification

MS/Neuroimmunology fellowship

Research productivity

Extramural funding potential

Clinical/translational research

Education/mentorship

Formation

MD or MD/PhD

Description du poste

The Department of Neurology at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is seeking a highly motivated clinician‑scientist for a fixed‑term Research Assistant Professor position focused on multiple sclerosis and related disorders. The role combines leading an externally funded research portfolio with patient care within the UNC MS/Neuroimmunology Program.

The successful candidate will develop investigator-initiated studies, pursue federal funding, and collaborate with UNC School of