Assistant or Associate Professor in Cell & Developmental Biology
Listed on 2026-07-22
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Education / Teaching
University Professor, Academic
Assistant or Associate Professor in Cell & Developmental Biology
- Syracuse
- Physician, Faculty & Librarians
- Full-time
- Opening on:
Jul 15 2026 - Cell & Developmental Biology
- State of New York
- Assistant Professor HS, NSC5
- 90230
- UUP (State University Professional Services Unit)
PhD or equivalent in Cell Biology or related field. Should have an active track record of research activity as evidenced by peer‑reviewed publications. Demonstrated ability to establish a well‑funded research program is essential. Carry out high quality research; maintain a good publication record in peer‑reviewed journals; fund research from extramural granting agencies; offer clear instruction to students in the Colleges of Medicine and Graduate Studies;
offer research training to medical, graduate and postdoctoral students; consult and collaborate with colleagues in their area of expertise.
Candidates must hold a PhD, MD, MD/PhD, or equivalent degree and have relevant postdoctoral or independent research experience.
Preferred QualificationsCandidates for Assistant Professor position should have a PhD or equivalent degree and postdoctoral experience in cell biology or related field. To be considered for Associate Professor appointment, candidates should have an established track record of research productivity and funding.
Work DaysMonday - Friday
Salary Range/Pay RateDOQ
Message to ApplicantsWhen applying, please make sure to include names and contact information of three references, provide a cover letter, a curriculum vitae, and a research statement (up to three pages) consisting of a summary of accomplishments and description of future plans.
Rank and track are dependent upon qualifications.
Recruitment OfficeAurora Corcoran, Faculty Affairs & Faculty Development
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