ASSISTANT PROFESSOR/ ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR/ PROFESSOR New Orleans, Louisiana, United States Faculty Medicine Title: ASSISTANT PROFESSOR/ ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR/ PROFESSOR Employee Type: Faculty Department: Interdisciplinary Oncology Campus Location: CANCER CENTER/SETON BLDG./2025 Job Summary/Basic Functions The LSU Cancer Center is seeking faculty members who are committed to excellence in research that addresses biology
and treatment of cancers that disproportionately burden the residents of Louisiana as we actively pursue NCI designation. Leveraging significant support from the State of Louisiana, Louisiana State University (LSU), our hospital partner, LCMC Health, and donors, we have a dynamic strategic plan that will achieve this goal.Faculty candidates should possess demonstrated expertise in (but not limited to) technological
innovation, cancer-relevant molecular and cellular biology, genomics, epigenetics, infectious etiologies, tumor immunology, obesity, and/or cancer therapy development. An exceptional track record of accomplishments and sustained funding are preferred.Selected scientists will be offered competitive start-up funds commensurate with expertise and productivity. Rank and track to be determined by qualifications. Team
recruitment will be considered for well-established investigators. Closely mentored research/career development programs are provided for ‘early-stage’ investigators. Incumbents will play a foundational role in defining the cancer research strategies, priorities, and implementation approaches within the State and the region directed toward NCI designation. Minimum Qualifications Required Education: PhD or MD Required
Field of Study: Basic or Health Science or related field Substitution: PhD or MD equivalent, DVM, or MD/PhD are also acceptable.Degrees in other disciplines can be accepted with relevant research, experience, and/or funding. Preferred Qualifications Preferred Experience: An exceptional track record of accomplishments and sustained funding are preferred. Additional Information About This Position Louisiana is at the
heart of the U.S. cancer burden with high incidence and mortality from most cancers, and faces significant challenges related to cancer care and health equity and disparities. However, for qualified, motivated, and innovative applicants, these challenges afford exceptional basic science and clinical translational opportunities directed toward NIH-designated priority areas.The Cancer Center has existing strengths in
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