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Associate/Full Professor Position
The University of Southern California Department of Pharmaceutical
Sciences (http://pharmacy.usc.edu) invites applications for an
associate/ full professor position. The successful candidate must provide an established research program that complements the existing
departmental strengths in modern drug delivery and targeting, and, preferably, includes pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic components.
The current research programs in the department draw upon expertise in epithelial cell biology, membrane trafficking, molecular modeling,
molecular pharmacology, and pharmacokinetic imaging. Teaching in both Pharm.D. and graduate programs is required.
The University of Southern California offers exciting opportunities for multidisciplinary and translational research collaborations,
including an NCI designated Comprehensive Cancer Center, an NIH sponsored Liver Center, Program Projects in Biomedical Engineering
including PK/PD modeling, a Pharmacogenetics Network Grant, and centers of excellence in diabetes, HIV and
neurogenetics. Opportunities also exist to establish linkage with the
university-wide genomics initiative as well as to accelerate the school's effort to move forward into the pharmacogenomic era.
Applications should include: a current C.V., a list of at least three references, reprints of five peer-reviewed articles, and a
transmittal letter explaining the candidate's views on how this position would be consistent with the candidate's approach to
research and education. Review of applications begins immediately, and will continue until the position is filled.
Address all correspondence to Wei-Chiang Shen, Ph.D., Chair, Pharmaceutical Sciences Search Committee, University of Southern
California School of Pharmacy, 1985 Zonal Avenue, Los Angeles CA 90089-9121, email:
weishen@hsc.usc.edu. The University of Southern
California is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer and encourages applications from women and minorities, and provides
reasonable accommodation to individuals with known disabilities.
Last updated: February 05, 2002
