Assistant or Associate Professors

The Marlene & Stewart Greenebaum Comprehensive Cancer Center (UMGCCC) and the School of Medicine (UMSOM) are recruiting four tenure track Assistant to Associate Professors with expertise in the below disciplines. The successful candidate will be a member of the UMGCCC and will hold an appointment in an academic department in the UMSOM. Applicants must have a Ph.D. or equivalent and at least 4 years of relevant faculty-level experience. All applicants are encouraged, but preference will be given to individuals who have already been successful in obtaining significant research funding.

Qualified applicants should submit a single PDF file containing a short cover letter, a detailed curriculum vitae, contact information for three or more references, up to three reprints of representative publication(s), and a 3-to-5-page description of future research directions. Responses should reference one of the following position numbers:

Position #03-303-162: Tumor Immunology & Immunoengineering

Rigorously trained with high impact discovery in basic science including immunology and inflammation in cancer development and therapy, or in immuno-engineering. Priority will be given to funded early career tumor immunologists (MD/PhD or PhD) with focused research interests in solid tumor immunotherapy.

Position #03-334-004: Cancer Therapeutics

Focus is in identifying and studying molecular targets that inform the development of strategies and treatments to improve therapeutic outcomes in high priority cancer areas, working, participating and collaborating with researchers in CT and the other programs in UMGCCC as necessary, as well as relevant clinicians within the CT program. Participating, informing and being informed by the Translational Working Group of the cancer center will be a relevant component of helping strengthen the CT program.

Position #03-334-005: Cancer Biology

CB aims to hire a researcher with research focus in any area of cancer biology, including cancer genomics and epigenetics, informatics, tumor initiation, evolution, microenvironment, and metastasis, intrinsic and acquired treatment resistance, and target identification with the potential to develop diagnostic markers and novel therapeutics. Areas of Interest: Expertise in developing strategies to improve diagnosis, inform treatment, and evaluate treatment response.

Position #03-307-180: Population Science

The PS Program seeks to recruit a cancer epidemiologist with expertise in cancer disparities and integrative population data science. The investigator will advance causal inference and methodological rigor in observational cancer research, including approaches such as target trial emulation and methods addressing time varying exposures and confounding. Areas of interest include statistical epidemiology, cancer predisposition including obesity/alcoholism/aging structural and social determinants of cancer disparities and the integration of cohort, EHR, genomic, and neighborhood data. The successful candidate will strengthen research across the PS Program aims: cancer epidemiology and genomics, cancer prevention and early detection, and cancer outcomes.

Qualifications: Applicants must have a PhD or equivalent and at least 4 years of relevant faculty experience.