Vice Chair for Research & Carole J. Bland Endowed Chair in Research - Family Medicine & Community Health
University of Minnesota Twin Cities
Application
Details
Posted: 15-Aug-24
Location: Minneapolis, Minnesota
Salary: 51,178.00 - 185,000.00
Internal Number: 362240
Summary:
The Department of Family Medicine and Community Health (DFMCH) at the University of Minnesota seeks a senior level family medicine researcher to be Vice Chair for Research and the Carole J. Bland, Ph.D. Endowed Chair in Research. The DFMCH has a long history of successful research. Consistently ranked in the top 3 in the nation, DFMCH faculty researchers currently rank first in the nation among National Institutes of Health-funded family medicine departments.
The ideal candidate will have NIH-funded research experience related to family medicine in topics pertaining to healthcare delivery, health disparities, and/or population health.
Hire will be at tenured Associate, or Professor level depending upon qualifications. Candidates seeking the rank of Tenured Associate Professor or Tenured Professor must have an established academic track record commensurate with this rank and the ability to qualify for appointment as an Associate Professor or Professor at the University of Minnesota Medical School.
Duties for the position include:
Oversee a top-3 NIH funded research division
Guide a research leadership team alongside division directors who oversee research on health disparities, healthcare delivery, and population health
Increase the stature and prominence of DFMCH research nationally
Increase departmental NIH funding
Increase other sources of funding
Partner with clinical and medical education faculty to harmonize research and scholarly efforts across all areas of the DFMCH
Promote increased collaboration within DFMCH, across the University, and nationally
Elevate the overall scholarly output of DFMCH faculty
Serve on the DFMCH executive leadership team
Partner with the department head in strategic planning, departmental management, and grooming of external departmental relationships
Collaborate with research leadership team, research faculty, and research staff to improve and align infrastructure to promote research growth
Mentor junior faculty and post-doctoral fellows
Identify and create new programs or initiatives to foster DFMCH research growth
Required Qualifications:
PhD or equivalent degree in a health, mental health/behavioral medicine, public health or related field and/or MD/DO with board certification in Family Medicine.
Established record of developing grant proposals and obtaining NIH and/or federal research funding.
Proven success in academic administrative leadership.
Experience mentoring graduate and/or medical students.
Experience with research methodology such as longitudinal study design, mixed-methods research, natural experiments, clinical trials, etc.
Evidence of success with publication of manuscripts in peer-reviewed journals and presentations of results at conferences of importance to the field of the applicant.
Preferred Qualifications:
Training in a public health field such as behavioral health, health disparities/health equity, nutrition, chronic disease, etc.
Experience as a principal or co-investigator developing grant proposals at a federal/national level with evidence of success at obtaining independent external research funding.
Strong quantitative and/or qualitative research methodology skills.
Experience in research focused on race/racism as a social determinant of health.
Experience developing community or clinic collaborations and community-engaged research.
Experience working collaboratively with team members to solve complex health problems through integrated approaches including research, policy/system, clinic and community efforts.
Evidence of excellent communication skills as demonstrated by clarity of presentation.
Evidence of research excellence as demonstrated by publications and/or awards recognizing scientific excellence.
Active clinical license in medicine, mental health/behavioral medicine, nutrition, pharmacy, or other field that can work in a primary care setting.
Physician applicants should have:
Required:
MD or DO Degree
Completion of a Family Medicine residency; board certified in specialty; licensed or eligible in Minnesota
Preferred:
Three or more years of practice experience beyond residency completion
One or more years of medical teaching experience
Experience in educational program and curriculum development and evaluation
Experience in scholarly activities and mentoring trainees in scholarly activities
The University of Minnesota, founded in the belief that all people are enriched by understanding, is dedicated to the advancement of learning and the search for truth; to the sharing of this knowledge through education for a diverse community; and to the application of this knowledge to benefit the people of the state, the nation, and the world.