Open-Rank Neuroscience Research Faculty

Myana; Oklahoma City (OK); On-site; USD 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Oklahoma's Department of Neurology invites applications for a PhD researcher to join its faculty. This position is primarily research-focused and aims to develop and sustain an independent, externally funded program aligned with the department's mission.

Collaboration with clinical and basic science colleagues is encouraged. Candidates must hold a PhD in Neuroscience or related field, demonstrate peer‑reviewed publications, and show potential for external funding.

Qualifications

• PhD or equivalent in Neuroscience or related field.
• Record of peer-reviewed publications.
• Evidence of external funding potential or history.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills.
• Ability to collaborate in a multidisciplinary academic medical environment.

Responsibilities

• Establish and maintain an independent research program aligned with departmental priorities.
• Secure and manage extramural funding from federal, foundation, industry, or other sources.
• Publish peer‑reviewed research and present findings at conferences.
• Collaborate with clinical and translational researchers to advance neuroscience.
• Mentor graduate students, postdocs, residents, and junior faculty; participate in seminars and service activities.
• Ensure compliance with institutional, state, and federal research regulations.

Skills

Peer-reviewed publications

External funding

Written communication

Verbal communication

Team collaboration

Education

PhD in Neuroscience

Job description

The University of Oklahoma's Department of Neurology invites applications for a PhD researcher to join its faculty. This position is primarily research-focused and aims to develop and sustain an independent, externally funded program aligned with the department's mission.

Collaboration with clinical and basic science colleagues is encouraged. Candidates must hold a PhD in Neuroscience or related field, demonstrate peer‑reviewed publications, and show potential for external funding.