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Assistant/Associate/Full Professor
Department:
Pediatrics – College of Medicine
Campus:
Tampa
Position Number:
12537
Date
Posted:
04/21/2008
Deadline to Apply:
Open
until Filled
Annual
Salary Range:
Negotiable
FTE:
100 percent, 12 months, Non-Tenure Earning; Research
Appointment
Qualifications:
Seeking
qualified applicants for two Biostatistician positions.
Successful candidate for the rank of Instructor would
hold a Master’s degree and three years of professional
experience. For consideration at the rank of Associate
Professor, individuals must have a demonstrated
potential for extramural funding and vigorous
publication activity and five years as an Assistant
Professor. Individuals for Full Professor must have a
proven track record of independent research, leadership
ability and training experience as evidenced by
publications and extramural funding and five years as an
Associate Professor.
Experience in observational studies, clinical trials,
longitudinal data analysis or statistical genetics is
desirable. This is a research position with extensive
collaboration with medical investigators. Teaching is
optional. The Center has extensive research funding and
is comprised of biostatisticians, epidemiologists,
applications and systems programmers, project managers,
nurses and administrative staff. Members are engaged in
research on diabetes prevention, autoimmune diseases,
cancer prevention and control, genetics disorders and an
expanding list of rare diseases. The Center is funded as
a data and coordinating center for several large
clinical networks and actively participates in the
design and conduct of epidemiological studies and
clinical trials.
Send
current curriculum vitae and a brief statement of major
academic interests to:
Jeffrey P. Krischer, Ph.D.
Pediatrics Epidemiology Center
3650 Spectrum Boulevard, Suite 100
Tampa, FL 33612.
For
inquiries contact Jeff Krischer, Ph.D. at
krischj@epi.usf.edu.
USF
Health is committed to increasing its diversity and will
give individual consideration to qualified applicants
for this position with experience in ethnically diverse
settings, who possess varied language skills, or who
have a record of research that support/benefit diverse
communities or teaching a diverse student population.
For disability accommodations, contact Carole Bray at
(813) 396-9506 a minimum of five working days in
advance. |
