Open Rank-Assistant, Associate, Professor

Key Responsibilities

- Build a productive research portfolio aligned with departmental scientific foci. - Establish and maintain competitive extramural funding. - Collaborate across teams and contribute to multidisciplinary clinical and translational efforts. - Participate in major grant applications and team-science initiatives. - Mentor trainees, junior faculty, and research personnel.

Qualifications

Assistant Professor

- PhD and/or MD - Independent research program competitive for extramural funding - Preferred: Evidence of prior funding

Associate Professor

- PhD and/or MD - Secured extramural funding (NIH R/U grants) - Preferred: National recognition, active funded program

Professor

- PhD and/or MD - Repeated extramural funding success - National reputation and well-developed research program - Preferred: Thought leader in the field

Skills

- Strong communication - Research expertise - Mentoring and teaching ability.

Work Location

Onsite in Aurora, Colorado at the Sue Anschutz Rodgers Eye Center, a large, state-of-the-art ophthalmology facility.

Why Join Us

- Leading national center for ophthalmic research, clinical innovation, and education. - Strong institutional resources and internationally recognized faculty. - Extensive benefits: medical/dental/vision options, disability & life insurance, retirement plan with 10% employer contribution, generous vacation/sick leave, 10 holidays, tuition benefits, ECO Pass, and more.

How to Apply

Submit: - Letter of interest - CV/Resume - 2–3 page research statement - 3–5 references (contact information only) Apply online at www.cu.edu/cu-careers

Contact

Ashley Woodhouse – ashley.woodhouse@cuanschutz.edu

Best consideration date

January 15, 2026

Additional Information

- Background check required. - Vaccination policies may apply depending on unit. - CU is an Equal Opportunity Employer and encourages applications from diverse backgrounds.