Assistant Research Professor, Center for Diabetes Technology

The Center for Diabetes Technology (the Center) at the University of Virginia School of Medicine is seeking Assistant Professor of Research on the Research Faculty Independent (RF-I) faculty trackto join our Center. The candidate should be a researcher/scientist with strong commitment to improving the understanding of disease in persons with diabetes by promoting fundamental research and/or developing new diabetes technologies that will serve as basis for new preventive diagnostic and therapeutic strategies. The successful candidate must have a Ph.D. in engineering or related field and a successful track record in translational and engineering research with preference for diabetes technology. The compensation and recruitment package will depend on the candidates qualifications. Salary is dependent upon qualifications and experience. For information regarding faculty tracks visit Center is directed by Prof. Boris Kovatchev PhD a world-renowned researcher in the field of diabetes technology and data science. He is actively involved with Center projects and with the direction of all Center faculty. The Centers Associate Director for Clinical and Translatinal Research is Dr. Daniel Chernavvsky MD a physician with long-standing track record in advanced artificial pancreas (AP) studies and diabetes technology industry. Prof. Sue Brown MD leads the clinical aspects of the Centers work including some of the largest randomized AP clinical trials in the particular the Center successfully completed three pivotal trials aiming for regulatory clearance of a new AP System developed at the Center in different age groups all published in the New England Journal of Medicine. Currently the Center has several NIH RO1 grants and long-term industrial arrangements for type 1 and type 2 diabetes research. The Center is translational in nature focusing on continuity from vision to research to execution of clinical trials - an approach that allows our faculty to experience all aspects of the development of viable therapies.

The Center has a significant association with the Departments of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences and Pediatrics the Division of Endocrinology and Metabolism and the Schools of Engineering and Applied Science and Data Science. The primary appointment for the successful candidate will be with Departments of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at the School of Medicine.

The Center faculty will provide mentoring for an Asistant Professor of Research leading towards independence in translational and engineering research. The position provides a unique opportunity to align research interests with clinical translation in effort to implement state-of-the-art evidence-based preventive strategies and treatment opportunities for persons with diabetes.

For further information regarding the Center please contact Dr. Daniel Chernavvsky ()

• Ph.D. in engineering of related field and a successful track record in translational and engineering research
• Demonstrated scholarship in the field of diabetes technology
• External funding track record
• Experience in multidisciplinary research group