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Assistant / Associate / Full Professor

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MD ANDERSON CANCER CENTER, DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH DISPARITIES RESEARCH, is accepting applications for tenured/tenure-track faculty at the Assistant, Associate or Full Professor level in any area of health disparities research.  Associate and Full Professor candidates must have a strong record of scholarly achievement and extramural funding, and Assistant Professor candidates must demonstrate strong promise in these areas.  We are particularly interested in individuals with experience in population-based social, environmental, or geographic science; anthropological/qualitative science; community-based participatory research; or implementation and dissemination science.  However, applicants from all areas of expertise are welcome.  Qualifications include a doctoral degree in Sociology, Epidemiology, Public Health, Psychology, Demography, Anthropology, Geography, Communications, or related field.

These positions are fully funded, with an obligation for only 40% extramural support following the third year of appointment.  Salary is extremely competitive and commensurate with experience.  MD Anderson offers very generous start-up packages and excellent benefits.  The successful candidate will be expected to conduct research with the ultimate goal of eliminating cancer-related disparities with a particular focus on minority and underserved populations.

The Department of Health Disparities Research (www.mdanderson.org/healthdisparities) provides unusually rich opportunities for disparities research and an exceptional infrastructure.  Multidisciplinary opportunities in both community-based and clinical research are readily available.  The Department of Health Disparities Research currently comprises 9 faculty members and 2 joint faculty members.  The MD Anderson Cancer Center is located within the Texas Medical Center, the largest medical center in the world.  Houston is a dynamic, multicultural city with a very affordable cost of living.

Applications will be accepted and reviewed until the position is filled.

To apply, email a cover letter, curriculum vita and the names and contact information for at least three academic references to:

Larkin Strong, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
LLstrong@mdanderson.org


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