Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey seeks candidates to join the Division of Blood Disorders within the Department of Medicine. Specifically, we seek candidates with clinical interests in lymphoid, plasma cell, and myeloid malignancies. Candidates with experience and expertise in conducting and leading clinical research are highly encouraged to apply. Directorship opportunities exist for qualified candidates to lead a well-established clinical and research program with a portfolio of first in human to phase 3 clinical trials (industry, cooperative group, and investigator-initiated trials). Candidates will have the exciting opportunity to build comprehensive academic programs in their area of focus across the state-wide RWJ Barnabas Health system. Academic appointment will be in the Department of Medicine, Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School. Academic rank (Assistant/Associate Professor) and clinical research support commensurate with experience.

Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey, the state’s only NCI-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center located in New Brunswick, NJ, and RWJBarnabas Health, the state’s largest health care delivery system, partner to deliver high-quality and sophisticated oncology care to patients close to home. This integrated cancer care model combines the strength of both entities, offering access to the most advanced diagnostic and treatment options for adult and pediatric cancer patients, including clinical trials, immunotherapy, proton therapy, precision medicine, CAR T-cell therapy, and cardio-oncology. Unique opportunities exist for collaborations between clinical and research programs, including clinical trials research, cancer chemoprevention, clinical and basic pharmacology, and Phase 1 clinical trials. Visit: www.cinj.org.

Must have MD/DO/MBBS, be ABIM certified, board certified/eligible in hematology or medical oncology, have completed a 3-year fellowship, and either have or be eligible for a NJ Medical License.

Rutgers Cancer Institute is committed to retaining, recruiting, and developing outstanding faculty, staff, and students, including those traditionally underrepresented in medicine in faculty, staff, and student bodies. It aspires to be an agent of progress in advancing equality and justice while improving healthcare access and reducing healthcare disparities. Faculty will have the exciting opportunity to be involved in teaching activities for medical students and residents as well as targeted lectures in their area of expertise.

For questions on this position or to learn more about our available positions in bone marrow and stem cell transplantation, please contact the Rutgers Cancer Institute Faculty Recruitment Office at: facultyaffairs@cinj.rutgers.edu. Please contact us to schedule a meeting with our Blood Disorders leadership team at the 2022 ASH meeting!

To apply, visit: https://jobs.rutgers.edu/postings/182627