Job Summary: The successful candidate will be expected to attract substantial extramural funding in population-level cancer research. The candidate should have leadership potential, and should be a candidate to lead a lab, division, or research program. Candidates with substantial leadership experience will be considered for the additional role of Population Health Program Director within the Upstate Cancer Center.

Minimum Qualifications:

Doctoral degree in public health or a closely-related science (social or behavioral sciences preferred). Demonstrated history of funding in cancer research, within any of the following domains: Public Health, Population Health, Epidemiology, Social Science, Behavioral Health, Health Communication

Preferred Qualifications:

Current funding with a major grant award (R01 or similar) in cancer prevention, cancer-related health communication, cancer-related health behavior, cancer epidemiology, cancer disparities, or a closely related area.

Work Days:

TBD

Salary Range/Pay Rate:

DOQ

Message to Applicants:

Please submit CV and cover letter with application. Include in cover letter:

• Describe interest in the position and explain why you want to come to Upstate

• Specify your primary research area

• Provide a synopsis of current funding, funding history, and prospects for funding going forward

Rank and track are dependent upon qualifications.

Recruitment Office: Stacy Mehlek, Faculty Affairs & Faculty Development

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