Job Summary:

The Translational Pathology Associate Faculty Member conducts research that is closely aligned and appointed in a Moffitt Medical Group (MMG) Clinical Department. Performance expectations will be defined by rank aligned with Moffitt Research Institute standards (e.g., funding and publication) and the appropriate Appointment, Promotion & Tenure (APT) Committee based on the appropriate research scientific areas (i.e., Basic, Population, or Quantitative Science).

Position Highlights:

The faculty member will:

• Develop and maintain an active research program.
• Support their research primarily through extramural grants and publish original research reports in peer­reviewed scientific journals.
• Actively and collegially participate in research and research-related clinical activities, including Cancer Center Support Grant (CCSG) research programs.
• Recruit and appropriately mentor research personnel within their research program.

The Ideal Candidate:

Ability to develop and maintain an independent research program that complements the Department of Translational Pathology.

Responsibilities:

• Meet specific requirements for salary coverage, extramural grant funding, publications, education and service activities that are defined by rank in alignment with MRI expectations and within the appropriate APT Guidelines.
• Engage in educational (e.g., mentorship) and service activities across Moffitt and its affiliates (AI in cancer with USF).
• Maintain a significant track record of institutional and extramural service.
• Maintain a productive integrated and/or independent research program.
• Build relationships with faculty and staff to promote a collaborative environment.
• Collaborate on a variety of translational pathology research projects both within Moffitt and externally.

Credentials and Qualifications:

• Ph.D., in a scientific field of study that is of relevance to cancer research. In Lieu of PhD, MD/DO (or equivalent).
• Minimum of least five years in an Assistant Faculty level position in a field relevant to oncology.
• Proven excellence in research, including collaborative and interdisciplinary research.
• Achieved national prominence and to demonstrate the potential for mature scholarship.
• Significant contributions in service to the research community.
• Record of publications and collaborations.