Faculty Position in Cancer Immunology
$31,200–$31,200 year
On-sitePhoenix, Arizona, United States
Job Summary
Establish an internationally recognized research program in cancer immunology, focusing on tumor-immune cell interactions, immune monitoring, and immunotherapy translation. Develop a cutting-edge research program that synergizes with current departmental strengths while fostering collaborations with basic scientists, clinician investigators, and specialists across Mayo Clinic's integrated enterprise. Mentor graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, and clinical trainees through the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences, while teaching courses in MCGSBS and the Alix School of Medicine. Utilize state-of-the-art infrastructure for genome engineering, cell manufacturing, and single-cell sequencing to drive translational science and first-in-human trials.
Required Qualifications
- PhD or equivalent degree in a relevant discipline
- Track record of success in extramural funding
- Publications
- Collaborations with clinicians
- Expertise in tumor and immune cell interactions
- Expertise in tumor immune environment
- Expertise in molecular and cell biology of immune cells involved in cancer
- Expertise in immune variations and immune monitoring across cancer patients
- Expertise in cancer immunotherapy
- Expertise in areas related to immune-oncology
Desired Qualifications
- Innovative ideas that synergize with current strengths in the Department of Immunology
- Desire to translate their work to the clinic
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