Hematology/Oncology- Assistant/Associate/Full Professor, Research or Tenure Pathway

About the role

The Robert Larner MD College of Medicine at the University of Vermont seeks an outstanding epidemiologist for a faculty position at the Assistant/Associate/Full Professor level (Tenure or Research Pathway) in the Division of Hematology Oncology and the Laboratory for Clinical Biochemistry Research (LCBR). The successful candidate will direct a research program in multi-omics epidemiology focused on cardiovascular diseases, stroke, cognitive disorders and their risk factors, and will collaborate with colleagues on related studies. The LCBR serves as the biorepository and central laboratory for multiple longstanding NIH-funded cohort studies and clinical trials.

The position is affiliated with the NIH-funded Vermont Center for Cardiovascular and Brain Health Center of Biomedical Research Excellence, which supports multidisciplinary early career faculty in obtaining independent funding. Depending on career stage, the candidate may serve as a VCCBH-funded early career investigator, mentor, or collaborator.

Responsibilities

• Direct an independent research program in multi-omics epidemiology of cardiovascular-related diseases, cognitive disorders, stroke, or their risk factors.
• Integrate and analyze high-dimensional biological data (e.g., genomics, transcriptomics, proteomics, metabolomics) within population-based studies to investigate disease etiology and risk factors.
• Collaborate with colleagues on multi-omics epidemiology research and translational efforts bridging bench, clinical, and population settings.
• Participate in the Vermont Center for Cardiovascular and Brain Health’s mission to support early career investigators and foster multidisciplinary research.

Requirements

• PhD, ScD, or DrPH degree.
• Established or promising research program in multi-omics epidemiology related to cardiovascular diseases, stroke, cognitive disorders, or their risk factors.
• Demonstrated publications in one or more of these areas.

Qualifications

• Postdoctoral research experience.
• Expertise in multi-omics epidemiology, including integration and analysis of high-dimensional biological data from population-based studies.
• Experience in translational research from bench to clinical or population settings.
• Collaborative mindset and ability to work within multidisciplinary teams.
• Interest in health challenges, health inequities, and non-medical determinants of health.
• Ability to supervise and mentor trainees and data analysts in multi-omics analyses.

Benefits

• Paid vacation, holidays, and sick days.
• Medical, dental, and vision coverage.
• Employer-funded retirement plan options.

Pay

• Assistant Professor: $110,000–$155,000
• Associate Professor: $155,000–$205,000
• Professor: $205,000–$275,000