Tenure-Track Immunology & Pathology Professor

Ohio State University; Columbus, Northern (OH, KY); Hybrid; USD 120,000 - 160,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Start-up package

Collaborative opportunities

Job summary

The Ohio State University Pathology Department in Columbus seeks outstanding scientists for tenure-track/tenured faculty at the Assistant Professor level. Candidates should pursue immunology and infectious disease research with grant funding and publication records.

They will teach medical and graduate students and build collaborations across OSU programs while developing an independent, funded program. An attractive start-up package and collaboration opportunities with basic and translational

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in Public Health is required.
• PhD in Molecular Toxicology or equivalent degree.
• Research in Immunology and HIV demonstrated.
• Current research funding and publication record preferred.
• Understanding grant writing and funding acquisition is required.

Responsibilities

• Maintain an impactful independent research program with extramural support.
• Engage in teaching activities for medical and graduate students.
• Develop scientific collaborations with existing OSU programs.
• Contribute to departmental service and clinical practice if applicable.
• Apply state-of-the-art technology to patient-focused research.

Skills

Grant writing

Scientific writing

Immunology

HIV research

Public health awareness

Education

Master’s degree in Public Health

PhD in Molecular Toxicology

Job description

The Ohio State University Pathology Department in Columbus seeks outstanding scientists for tenure-track/tenured faculty at the Assistant Professor level. Candidates should pursue immunology and infectious disease research with grant funding and publication records.

They will teach medical and graduate students and build collaborations across OSU programs while developing an independent, funded program. An attractive start-up package and collaboration opportunities with basic and translational