Cardiovascular Research Faculty

Role Overview: A Faculty Cardiovascular Researcher at the Associate Professor or Professor level, focusing on general cardiology with potential subspecialty interests. This role involves approximately 70% clinical care and 30% research, with opportunities to expand protected research time. Key Responsibilities Conduct independent investigator-initiated research within cardiovascular medicine.Participate in clinical trials, outcomes research, and translational studies.Utilize large-scale EMR, genomic, and phenotypic datasets for research.Provide clinical care in general cardiology, with flexibility for subspecialty alignment.Mentor junior faculty and contribute to academic growth.Engage in scholarly activities supported by a robust research infrastructure. Qualifications & Skills Demonstrated research productivity with active NIH (R-level) funding.Strong commitment to independent investigation and scholarly growth.Experience in clinical research, data analysis, and mentorship.Ability to balance clinical duties with research initiatives. Key Benefits & Environment: Access to extensive research resources, a highly productive academic environment, and support for professional development. The role offers competitive compensation, relocation, and bonus support, within a community known for quality of life, outdoor recreation, and professional opportunities.