Translational GI Science Faculty - Benign GI Research

MUSC Health; Charleston (SC); On-site; USD 80,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Collaborative research environment

Opportunities for mentoring and teaching

Competitive funding opportunities

Job summary

MUSC Health in Charleston, South Carolina, is seeking a Basic and Translational Science Faculty Member in the Department of Surgery. This role focuses on research in benign gastrointestinal diseases like gut microbiome and IBD, and involves collaboration with surgeons and researchers to advance clinical practice.

The successful candidate will mentor students and junior faculty, develop proposals and grant applications, and drive innovative research projects at the intersection of surgery and translational science.

Qualifications

• Experience conducting research in GI pathophysiology in surgical settings.
• Strong record of grant funding and publications in peer-reviewed journals.
• Mentoring experience in research methods and translational science.

Responsibilities

• Lead and collaborate on research projects applying basic concepts to surgical interventions.
• Mentor students and junior faculty in research methodology.
• Identify funding opportunities and secure grants for research.

Skills

Research in GI pathophysiology

Grant writing

Teaching and mentoring

Collaboration in multidisciplinary teams

Flexibility in dynamic environments

Education

Doctoral degree (Ph.D.)

Job description

MUSC Health in Charleston, South Carolina, is seeking a Basic and Translational Science Faculty Member in the Department of Surgery. This role focuses on research in benign gastrointestinal diseases like gut microbiome and IBD, and involves collaboration with surgeons and researchers to advance clinical practice.

The successful candidate will mentor students and junior faculty, develop proposals and grant applications, and drive innovative research projects at the intersection of surgery and translational science.