Multiphoton Imaging
Listed on 2026-07-01
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Education / Teaching
Academic, Health Science
Multiphoton Imaging
Position Title
- Multiphoton Imaging
Position Number -
FTE - 1.00
Division
- College of Medicine
Department
- Physiology and Cell Biology
Position Details
- The Department of Physiology and Cell Biology at the University of South Alabama Frederick P. Whiddon College of Medicine is recruiting two research-intensive physiologists for tenure-track assistant/associate professor positions. The successful candidates will have expertise in multiphoton imaging, with applications to lung biology, cardiovascular physiology, and/or neuroscience. We are seeking individuals who are highly engaged and work well with basic and clinical science collaborators, with exceptional written and oral communication skills and a record of success securing extramural grants, as appropriate for academic rank.
The successful applicant will have teaching opportunities within the medical and graduate schools. Competitive applicants must have a Ph.D. and/or M.D. degree, postdoctoral experience, and demonstrated aptitude in their field of study. Review of applications will begin immediately. Interested candidates must email an application packet, including an introductory letter, complete curriculum vitae, summary of research and teaching interests (1-page limit) and contact information of three references to the Search Committee Employer – minorities/females/veterans/disabilities/sexual orientation/gender identity.
Number of Vacancies - 2
Job Open Date - 04/15/2025
Open Until Filled
- Yes
Full-time or Part-Time
- Full Time
Temporary or Regular
- Regular
Required fields are indicated with an asterisk (*).
- Less than High School
- High School Diploma or equivalent
- Associates Degree
- Bachelors Degree (or will obtain within 6 months)
- Masters Degree (or will obtain within 6 months)
- Terminal Degree (or will obtain within 6 months)
Required Documents
Optional Documents
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