The Department of Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation seeks an Associate Professor, with expertise in clinical and preclinical musculoskeletal research to advance the research goals of the department. The incumbent will be expected to collaborate with current faculty, as well as mentor junior faculty, fellows, residents, graduate students, and undergraduate students. Furthermore, the incumbent will be expected to
develop an independent extramurally funded research portfolio. Lead a broad research portfolio encompassing orthopaedic surgery, biomedical engineering, and bone biology Conduct studies to better understand and mitigate the adverse effects of pharmaceuticals on skeletal development and fracture healing Perform research in the field of skeletal biomechanics utilizing synthetic models, cadaveric tissue, explanted human
tissues, and animals Direct clinical studies of orthopaedics outcomes utilizing clinical, radiographic, and patient reported outcomes Manage diverse teams of clinical research coordinators, technicians, and students Disseminate research results through publications in journals and presentations in conferences Secure external (federal, state, industry, foundation) funding to support collaborative and
independent research activities Other duties as required
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