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University of Oklahoma

Associate Professor

Pay: Not specified
Posted: 08/04/2026
Location: Norman, OK (Onsite)
Last Updated: 2 weeks ago
Hours: Full-Time
Expires: 10/19/2026
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Job Description

University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center:
Provost Office:
College of Medicine and Stephenson Cancer Center:
Internal Medicine +
SCC Description:
Stephenson Cancer Center at the University of Oklahoma Health Campus invites applications for ranks of Associate Professor (Tenure eligible) position. The faculty members will be affiliated with the NCI-designated OU Health Stephenson Cancer Center Research Programs and will have access to exceptional resources and opportunities for interdisciplinary collaborations. Individuals with specialty in areas of Cancer Interception, Prevention, Pre-cancer Biology and Early Detection-Biomarkers are encouraged to apply. Selected candidate(s) will be provided competitive salaries and start-up support. Salary to be commensurate with experience. Academic appointment will be in the Department of Internal Medicine/ Oncology Section.
Qualifications:
Individuals working in cancer prevention/interception, precancer biology, early detection biomarkers areas of cancer research. Must hold a PhD or MD or MD/PhD degree in any area of biomedical sciences. Demonstrate strong publication record and funding from NCI are highly encouraged to apply. Possess a strong scientific research program and able to manage independent research.