Careers/ Job Postings

• A post-doctoral position is available to study chromatin-regulatory function of glycine N-methyl transferase (the project is NIH-funded). The experience in protein expression/purification, mammalian cell transfection, confocal microscopy and routine molecular biology techniques is required. Contact: Dr. Natalia Krupenko (krupenkn@musc.edu; phone 843-792-0013).
  

• MULTIPLE TENURE-TRACK FACULTY POSITIONS
  DEPARTMENT OF IMMUNOBIOLOGY & CANCER IMMUNOLOGY
  MEDICAL UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA
  CHARLESTON, SC
  The Department of Immunobiology & Cancer Immunology in conjunction with the Hollings Cancer Center (HCC) of the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) invites applications for several open-rank tenure-track faculty positions with a research focus on cancer immunology, inflammation and tolerance.  HCC is a NCI designated cancer center with a strong commitment to fundamental and translational research in the areas of gene/drug discovery, lipid signaling, cancer immunology, and cancer prevention/control. HCC will provide state of the art laboratory spaces as well as cutting-edge research core facilities including flow cytometry, a cellular therapy facility, gene targeting/knockout and a translational research facility. Physician scientists, or candidates with strong interests in human immunology and translational research are encouraged to apply. 
  The successful candidates should hold a MD, PhD, MD/PhD or equivalent with a proven track record of scientific productivity and funding.  Investigators will be expected to maintain a nationally competitive research portfolio that fosters interdisciplinary collaborative research between the HCC and the newly created Department of Immunobiology & Cancer Immunology.
  Charleston is a beautiful and historic Atlantic coastal town. This city offers the perfect mix of history, Atlantic coast beaches, food, art and music festivals and award-winning golf courses. Working at MUSC boasts the ideal combination of a rare opportunity to contribute to the growth of an already top-ranked medical institution while simultaneously enjoying the unsurpassed quality of life that this charming town has to offer.
  Interested candidates should submit a curriculum vitae, a 2-3 page description of current and future research interests, and three letters of reference to:
  
  Dr. Zihai Li
  Chairman of the Immunology Faculty Search Committee
  Department of Immunobiology & Cancer Immunology
  Medical University of South Carolina
  86 Jonathan Lucas Street, Charleston, SC  29425-5040
  (c/o Ms. Samantha Lynn Cronin, email: cronins@musc.edu)

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