Open-Rank Cardiovascular Research Faculty: Imaging

UTMB Faculty Group Practice; Galveston (TX); On-site; USD 110,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

UTMB Faculty Group Practice seeks a research faculty member to support the Galveston Heart Study (GHS), a large-scale longitudinal cardiovascular cohort, serving as a co-investigator in study design, execution, and dissemination.

The role emphasizes operational oversight, development of quality improvement initiatives, and collaboration with the Sealy Heart & Vascular Institute and UTMB departments to advance translational cardiovascular research.

Qualifications

• MD/DO/PhD required or equivalent.
• Experience in clinical/translational cardiovascular research expected.
• Strong publication record in peer-reviewed journals.
• Excellent organizational and collaborative skills.
• Experience in population health and research operations is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Serve as a co-investigator in the Galveston Heart Study across design, recruitment, data, and dissemination.
• Lead research initiatives in cardiac imaging within population health and prevention.
• Oversee day-to-day research operations for efficient, high-quality workflow.
• Develop quality improvement initiatives translating to research and funding opportunities.
• Contribute to clinical, translational, and population-based projects.
• Mentor trainees, staff, fellows, residents, and junior investigators as appropriate.
• Support strategic growth and national visibility of the study and institute.

Skills

Clinical research

Cardiovascular imaging

Epidemiology

Outcomes research

Publications

Education

MD/DO/PhD in relevant biomedical or health sciences

Job description

UTMB Faculty Group Practice seeks a research faculty member to support the Galveston Heart Study (GHS), a large-scale longitudinal cardiovascular cohort, serving as a co-investigator in study design, execution, and dissemination.

The role emphasizes operational oversight, development of quality improvement initiatives, and collaboration with the Sealy Heart & Vascular Institute and UTMB departments to advance translational cardiovascular research.