Faculty Position - Open Rank, Rollins School of Public Health - Department of Epidemiology

Faculty Position – Open Rank, Rollins School of Public Health – Department of Epidemiology Type: Full Time Category: Medical Research; Public and Environmental Health Open Rank – tenure‑track or research‑track positions in TB epidemiology and clinical research. Position Summary Faculty will join a multidisciplinary team at the Emory/Georgia Tuberculosis Research Advancement Center (TRAC), engaging in impactful TB research, collaborative studies, grant writing, teaching graduate‑level courses, and mentoring students and trainees. Responsibilities Lead independent research projects on all aspects of TB including transmission, vulnerable populations, TB/HIV, pediatric TB, post‑TB sequelae, and non‑communicable diseases. Secure and manage extramural funding as a principal investigator. Publish research findings in peer‑reviewed journals. Teach graduate‑level MPH, MSPH, PhD, and DrPH courses and mentor PhD and postdoctoral trainees. Collaborate with faculty from the School of Medicine, Vaccine Center, National Primate Research Center, and partner institutions. Qualifications PhD or equivalent in epidemiology or related field. Proven track record of TB research (or related field). Evidence of scholarship, grant awards, and published work. Demonstrated potential to become an independent investigator and graduate‑level teacher. Strong record of teaching or mentorship experience. Eligibility to work in the state of Georgia; residency required. Preferred Qualifications Experience with TB transmission modeling or advanced epidemiological methods. Demonstrated success in securing extramural funding. Experience in multidisciplinary collaborations. Familiarity with TB/HIV, pediatric TB or other vulnerable populations. Location & Remote Work This role allows regular work‑from‑home; however, faculty must commute to Emory University on a flexible weekly schedule as needed. Remote work status may change with notice. Benefits and additional information available upon request. The department offers strong support for career development and research. #J-18808-Ljbffr IMDiversity