Professor of Vascular Surgery & Abdominal Transplantation
Stanford University
Palo Alto (CA)
On-site
USD 410,000 - 625,000
Full time
14 days+
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Competitive benefits package
Job summary
Stanford University is seeking to fill two full-time academic faculty positions in Surgery. One focuses on Vascular Surgery and the Cardiovascular Institute, the other on Abdominal Transplantation. Ideal candidates will possess a terminal degree, engage in innovative research, and demonstrate strong teaching abilities. The positions offer competitive salary ranges based on rank: Assistant Professors ($410k - $455k), Associate Professors ($487k - $555k), and Professors ($561k - $686k). Strong collaborative research is emphasized.
Qualifications
Record of interest in cross-disciplinary collaborative translational research.
Completed postdoctoral training with a terminal degree.
Possess a substantial record of scholarly activity.
Responsibilities
Conduct innovative research in vascular surgery or abdominal transplantation.
Engage in teaching and mentoring medical students and residents.
Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams on research projects.
Skills
Cross-disciplinary collaborative translational research
Evidence of high-level performance as a researcher
Strong teaching abilities
Scholarly activity with extramural funding
Education
PhD, MD/PhD, MD/DO, or equivalent terminal degree
Job description
Stanford University is seeking to fill two full-time academic faculty positions in Surgery. One focuses on Vascular Surgery and the Cardiovascular Institute, the other on Abdominal Transplantation. Ideal candidates will possess a terminal degree, engage in innovative research, and demonstrate strong teaching abilities. The positions offer competitive salary ranges based on rank: Assistant Professors ($410k - $455k), Associate Professors ($487k - $555k), and Professors ($561k - $686k). Strong collaborative research is emphasized.