Oncology, Cancer & Blood Diseases Institute - Cell & Immune Therapy – Physician-Scientist - JR214185
Core
Develop or expand an independent research program focused on cellular or immune therapies for cancer, combining laboratory-based research with clinical activities to connect mechanistic discovery with therapeutic development and clinical translation.
Role type
Physician-scientist (Assistant, Associate, or Full Professor)
Builds
Cellular and immune therapies for cancer, specifically brain tumors/CNS malignancies or myeloid malignancies
Domain
Oncology, Cancer Biology, Hematology, Immunology, Neuroscience, Gene and Cell Therapy
Deliverable
production ML models | product features | dashboards & analysis | research | client delivery | infrastructure | physical/clinical work
Required skills
Mechanistically rigorous research, translational focus, engineered T-cell/NK-cell therapy, tumor antigen/target discovery, immune engineering, tumor-immune interactions, mechanisms of therapeutic response and resistance
Preferred skills
Board certification, established record of impactful scholarship, extramural funding, mentorship, scientific leadership
Technologies
Genomics, single-cell technologies, genome engineering, proteomics, computational biology, preclinical disease models
Responsibilities
Conduct mechanistically rigorous research with a strong translational focus in cellular or immune therapy; establish an independent, externally funded research program; integrate research with clinical activities; advance discoveries from mechanistic studies through preclinical development and early-phase clinical investigation
Seniority
Senior, hands-on IC (Assistant/Associate/Full Professor)
