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Open Rank Biomedical Sciences Faculty

Join the Department of Biomedical Sciences to lead innovative research and contribute to an integrated medical curriculum.

Best for:Best for biomedical researchers with a strong publication record and a passion for innovative, case-based medical education.

University of New England · Portland, ME, United States · R2 · Recognised researcher
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Cell SignalingMetabolic DiseaseAging BiologyNeurobiology of PainMedical Education
This is a faculty position — not a PhD studentship.Tenure-track
Deadline
Until filled
rolling
Funding
Salaried
Permanent (Tenure-Track)
Start date
flexible
Full-time
Location
Portland, ME
United States

Overview

The University of New England's College of Osteopathic Medicine is seeking a faculty member to join the Department of Biomedical Sciences. The successful candidate will develop an independent, novel research program in cellular signaling or related fields while contributing to the Center for Cell Signaling Research. This role involves active participation in an integrated, team-based medical curriculum, including case-based learning and student mentorship. Applicants are expected to demonstrate a commitment to excellence in teaching and the potential to lead future research projects within the COBRE framework. The university provides a supportive environment with access to core facilities and a start-up package to facilitate research success.

Biomedical ResearchTenure-TrackCell SignalingMedical EducationOsteopathic MedicineCOBRE

What you'll do

  • Develop and maintain an independent, novel, and externally funded research program.
  • Participate in the team-based delivery of an integrated medical curriculum.
  • Facilitate case-based learning sessions for medical students.
  • Provide academic service to the department, college, and university.
  • Mentor and advise medical students throughout their academic journey.
  • Collaborate with existing faculty to advance the mission of the Center for Cell Signaling Research.

Requirements

Degree required: Doctoral degree (PhD or equivalent)

Language: English

Instruction: English

Publications: Strong publication record in peer-reviewed journals in their research areas.

Required skills
  • Strong publication record in peer-reviewed journals
  • Ability to develop an independent research program
  • Demonstrated excellence in teaching
  • Strong interpersonal and collaborative skills
  • Postdoctoral research experience
Nice to have
Experience with case-based teaching in a non-lecture formatResearch interests in cell signaling, aging, or metabolismPrevious teaching experience in a medical or higher education setting
Eligibility
  • Must hold a doctoral degree
  • Must have completed postdoctoral training

Funding & terms

Type
Salaried
Amount
—
Duration
Permanent (Tenure-Track)
Programme
NIH
NIH

How to apply

Interested candidates should submit their application through the university's online portal. Ensure all required documentation is uploaded to be considered for the position.

Documents required
  • CV
  • Cover letter
  • Research statement
  • Teaching philosophy
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Lab
Center for Cell Signaling Research
University of New England
United States
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