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Benefits offered by this job
Annual Salary plus Supplement for Directorship
Potential for Endowed Chair
Access to advanced research facilities
Job summary
A prominent educational institution in Indianapolis is seeking a Full Professor of Neurological Surgery to serve as the Director of the Indiana Spinal Cord and Brain Injury Research Group. The role involves leading research initiatives, enhancing collaborations, and securing federal funding for innovation in spinal cord injury treatment. The ideal candidate should hold a PhD, MD or DO, with a notable track record in brain injury research and strong leadership skills. This prestigious position offers a competitive annual salary and potential for an endowed chair.
Qualifications
National/international reputation for expertise in spinal cord and brain injury research.
History as PI or Co-PI on large, federally funded grants.
Active publication record in related research fields.
Strong leadership and communication skills.
Responsibilities
Lead the Indiana Spinal Cord and Brain Injury Research Group.
Enhance research collaborations between investigators.
Promote cutting-edge spinal cord and brain injury research.
Facilitate interdisciplinary collaborations and training grants.
Skills
Brain injury research expertise
Spinal cord injury research expertise
Leadership skills
Grant management
Education
PhD
MD or DO
MD/PhD
Job description
A prominent educational institution in Indianapolis is seeking a Full Professor of Neurological Surgery to serve as the Director of the Indiana Spinal Cord and Brain Injury Research Group. The role involves leading research initiatives, enhancing collaborations, and securing federal funding for innovation in spinal cord injury treatment. The ideal candidate should hold a PhD, MD or DO, with a notable track record in brain injury research and strong leadership skills. This prestigious position offers a competitive annual salary and potential for an endowed chair.