The Department of Neurology and Neuroscience Theme within the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA invite applications for candidates at the assistant/associate/full professor level for a tenure track position. Positions will be joint between Neurology and a basic science department (i.e.e.g., Human Genetics, Biological Chemistry, Microbiology, Immunology and Molecular Genetics, Pharmacology, Physiology or Neurobiology) and Neurology. Candidates with an M.D , Ph.D., or both degrees will be considered. This position is supported by a state-funded full time equivalent (FTE) position and the Charles Markham Chair in Neurology. We welcome candidates whose experience in teaching, research, or community service has prepared them to contribute to our commitment to diversity and excellence. We are particularly interested in applicants with a primary interest in Parkinson’s disease research. Applicants with outstanding records of accomplishment and ambitious future goals spanning the entire spectrum of research in the area of neurodegeneration from basic cell biology to genetics and translational research are encouraged to apply.
Confidential review of applications, nominations and expressions of interest will begin after close date and continue until an appointment is. Compensation for the position is highly competitive.
Apply by submitting your application to our online UC RECRUIT system. Please submit the following to be considered for candidacy: Curriculum Vitae, Statement of Career Interests, Objectives, statement of contributions to equity,diversity, and inclusion, and 3-6 references letters.
The University of California Los Angeles invites applicants for the position of Professor and Director of the Mary S Easton Center for Alzheimer’s Disease Research in the Department of Neurology, David Geffen School of Medicine (DGSOM). The Director will provide vision, leadership and strategic direction in meeting the research, clinical and educational areas of the Alzheimer’s Program. The position comes with Endowed Chair, University of California FTE and considerable resources. Responsibilities include overall management, academic planning, budget, personnel, resource allocation and program development within the Mary S Easton Alzheimer’s Program. Candidates must have an outstanding record of research excellence and leadership. Additional requirements include a proven track record of management in academics, national leadership in professional organizations, national recognition for scholarship, MD, or MD PhD before time of hire, and documented experience and expertise in mentoring junior faculty.
The Mary S Easton Center for Alzheimer’s Disease Research is a comprehensive center focused on Alzheimer’s and other neurodegenerative diseases. The Center encompasses outpatient clinics, neuropsychology services, basic and clinical science research projects and an extensive clinical trial program under an integrated organizational structure dedicated to excellent clinical care and developing a cure for Alzheimer’s and neurodegenerative diseases. The Center, based in the Department of Neurology, has 23 faculty spanning several School of Medicine Departments and 18 staff. The Center has clinical and research sites at the Westwood UCLA campus, the West Los Angeles Veterans Administration Medical Center and the Olive View-UCLA Medical Center, capturing a large and diverse patient population.
The Department of Neurology at the DGSOM is internationally recognized in its pursuit of innovation, strategic growth and success. Founded by Augustus S. Rose, M.D. in 1951, the Department has grown to its current size with 106 faculty with primary appointments, 11 with secondary appointments, 4 active emeriti faculty, and 59 voluntary faculty throughout the local region. The department is integrated with seven affiliated hospitals including Harbor/UCLA Medical Center, Olive View/UCLA Medical Center, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, the Greater Los Angeles Veterans Administration Medical Center, and Charles Drew University. These affiliations provide the ability to serve a diverse community throughout the region.
The Department is organized into disease-specific programs, including all of the major categories of neurological diseases. The department enjoyed a #1 ranking in NIH funding for nine consecutive years and currently is in the top ten nationally. The faculty lead comprehensive clinical programs at the Ronald Reagan UCLA (RRUCLA), Santa Monica UCLA Medical Centers, West Los Angeles VA Medical Center and Olive View UCLA Medical Center. US News & World Report has recognized RRUCLA as Best in the West and one of the top five Best Hospitals in the nation, and it recognized UCLA in the top 10 for best adult neurology/neurosurgery care. The department has a strong tradition in the development of clinician-scientists and is home to 125 trainees. The Neurology residency training program is rated in the top 10 nationally and attracts applicants from the finest institutions in the nation. The faculty are educational leaders who chair many of the courses at national meetings and are the authors of many noted textbooks on subdisciplines in neurology.
Confidential review of applications, nominations and expressions of interest will begin immediately and continue until an appointment is made. Compensation for the position is highly competitive. All qualified candidates, including women and minorities, are encouraged to apply.
Apply by submitting your application to our online UC RECRUIT system. Please submit the following to be considered for candidacy: Curriculum Vitae, Statement of Career Interests, Objectives, references and Statement on Contributions to Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion.
The UCLA Goldberg Migraine Program in the Department of Neurology at the University of California, Los Angeles is recruiting for a new faculty position for basic and clinical research, teaching, and patient care in headache medicine.
The successful applicant must have expertise and experience with functional imaging of patients with headache disorders, as well as the design and execution of clinical trials. The applicant must currently hold a position of assistant professor or higher. Candidates with an M.D , Ph.D., or both degrees will be considered.The applicant will perform research studies involving imaging of headache disorders, participate in the supervision of clinical trials of new therapies, teach trainees and colleagues at all levels, and see patients within the UCLA Goldberg Migraine Program. The applicant will work with the program to optimize the administration of existing and novel therapies for headache disorders in both the outpatient and inpatient settings.
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The Movement Disorders Program in the Department of Neurology at the University of California, Los Angeles is recruiting for a new faculty position for further expansion of our Deep Brain Stimulation clinical program in collaboration with the Department of Neurosurgery.
The successful applicant must have completed a movement disorders fellowship including training in DBS (two years preferred, by the start date of employment) or hold an Assistant Professor position with expertise in clinical Movement Disorders and DBS. The applicant must have outstanding clinical and teaching skills with specific expertise in DBS pre-surgical assessments and DBS programming of movement disorders patients. The applicant will participate in the clinical, teaching, and research activities of the UCLA DBS Program in Movement Disorders. The UCLA DBS clinic is a high-volume center and the successful applicant will work closely with the existing multi-disciplinary team in the Departments of Neurology and Neurosurgery to expand clinical care and research opportunities for patients and families as well as broaden the training for medical students, residents and fellows in the field of neuromodulation and movement disorders. The applicant will also participate in community outreach and CME activities for related health care providers. Participation in research projects within DBS and movement disorders programs is also required as is serving as Attending for the inpatient general neurology service.
Apply by submitting your application to our online RECRUIT system. Please submit the following to be considered for candidacy: Curriculum Vitae, Statement of Career Interests and Objectives, Statement describing experience and potential contributions to equity and diversity, list of 3-6 academic references.
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