Associate Professor in Cardiac Function

Associate Professor in Cardiac Function

Location: Leeds - Main Campus

Hours: Full Time. We are open to discussing flexible working arrangements

Salary: £61,759 to £73,708 per annum

Are you an experienced and influential academic with the proven ability to carry out teaching and research in cardiac function with a focus on cellular or tissue-level approaches? Do you have an excellent research track record, proven success obtaining funding and the vision and drive to tackle new challenges? Are you passionate about delivering world leading research and an exceptional student experience?

We are seeking exceptional candidates working in the cardiovascular field to apply for the position of Associate Professor in the School of Biomedical Sciences. As a senior academic you will provide academic leadership in research and teaching, helping to shape the future of our research portfolio and inspiring the next generation of scientists.

As Associate Professor, you will carry out research, teaching and management within the school, faculty and university and contribute to academic leadership in the field of cellular and tissue-level cardiac electrophysiology (that may also include interests in cardiac electromechanics or cardiac excitation-contraction coupling).

You will be embedded within the School’s cardiac research group, part of our vibrant, supportive and highly collaborative Cardiovascular and Exercise Sciences research pillar comprising research expertise in physiology, biomechanics and the neural control of movement. The cardiac research group at Leeds has a renowned international reputation for its research into cellular and tissue-level mechanims underlying dysfunction of excitation-contraction coupling and electrical function of the heart. Research spans fundamental science through to translational application.

We welcome applications from candidates with research insterests in the areas of cardiac electrophysiology, calcium handling and/or electromechanics. Applicants should have experience of animal models of cardiac disease, Langendorrf preparation, and cell isolation.

You will bring an outstanding record of internationally excellent publications, success in securing competitive research funding, and evidence of delivering impact. You will also contribute to teaching innovation, supervise and develop postgraduate researchers, and provide mentorship to colleagues.

This role offers an exciting opportunity to shape the future of the school, influence global scientific leaders, and deliver research with international reach and impact.

To apply, please visit our website using the Apply Now button. 

Closing date is Thursday 30 April.