AssistantAssociate Professor 210218

OSU-Center for Health Sciences

Jamie Childers

Typically Monday - Friday 8 hour shifts

Regular Continuous/Until Further Notice

$Salary

While applications will be accepted until a successful candidate has been hired interested parties are encouraged to submit their materials by to ensure full consideration.

A cover letter and current CV are required

Tenure-track Full-Time Faculty Position at OSU-CHS Tulsa OK.

This position offers an exciting opportunity to join an integrated innovative learner-centered academic program. Duties of an assistant professor include research teaching (medical and graduate courses) and service/outreach. Competitive start-up funding is available.

Reporting Responsibility: Reports directly to the Chair of the Department of Pharmacology
and Physiology for Reappointment Promotion and Tenure (RPT).

• Ph.D./Ed.D.
  • Ph.D. in neuroscience pharmacology or a related discipline is required
  • Postdoctoral experience in the relevant discipline is also required

Skills Proficiencies and/or Knowledge:

• Real-world therapeutic impact whether through pre-clinical models and pharmacology studies of human tissues and biomarkers or direct investigation in human participants.
• The successful candidate will be well suited to build their program utilizing the new OSU-CHS vivarium OSU Biomedical Imaging Center (e.g. fMRI TMS fNIRS EEG) and future OSU Bioincubator and Clinical Research Hub leveraging CHS infrastructure to accelerate the translation of basic findings into candidate interventions.
• Scientists whose work intersects with OSU-CHS strategic priorities in childhood adversity addiction and motivated behaviors and the development of novel therapeutics and who are eager to grow collaborations across preclinical and clinical domains.
• Candidates at all career stages are encouraged to apply and we especially welcome those whose research vision emphasizes interdisciplinary partnership and a clear path toward improving human health.
• Translational neuroscience neuropharmacology neural basis of substance abuse neuroinflammation or neurotoxicology.
• Good communication and interpersonal skills are preferred to facilitate
  interactions with faculty students and administration.
• Ability to perform in a collegial and professional manner.

• History of securing extramural funding preferred.