Faculty positions are available at the Institute for Human Genetics for Assistant, Associate, or Full Professor levels in the ladder rank or in-residence series.
Applicants with diverse backgrounds in genetics and genomics—such as disease diagnosis, therapeutics, functional genomics, statistical genetics, and human population genetics—are encouraged to apply.
Candidates should have significant research accomplishments, a commitment to equity and inclusion, and mentorship experience. Modern lab and computational space, along with a start-up package, will be provided.
The Institute fosters collaborative, campus-wide research and teaching across multiple health-related schools. Candidates must hold a doctoral degree (M.D. or Ph.D.) and postdoctoral experience in human genetics.
Responsibilities include establishing an independent research program, securing funding, and teaching in graduate programs. Applications require a cover letter, CV, research summary, and future research plan, submitted online.
Salary ranges depend on effort percentage, with minimums around $103,100 for full effort positions. The university is an Equal Opportunity Employer committed to diversity and inclusion.