Assistant Professor - Developmental Therapeutics

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Assistant Professor - Developmental Therapeutics

Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center Lubbock, TX

Location: Lubbock, TX
Categories: Education and Training
Job Type: Full Time
Posted: Nov 06, 2025

Job Description:

Assistant Professor - Developmental Therapeutics

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Assistant Professor - Developmental Therapeutics
31728BR
31728BR

Position Description
The Cancer Center of the TTUHSC School of Medicine (http://cancer.TTUHSC.edu) is recruiting for a physician-scientists to an Assistant Professor level, tenure-track position in the field of pediatric cancer developmental therapeutics. The new faculty member will be supported by and be a member of the Texas Regional Excellence in Cancer (TREC) Developmental Therapeutics Center at TTUHSC funded by the Cancer Prevention & Research Institute of Texas (CPRIT). TREC faculty carry out translational and clinical research in cancer drug development and are funded by grants from CPRIT, the National Cancer Institute, and foundations. TREC faculty are supported by core resources for pharmacology, cancer animal models, a robust cancer biobank, and an early-phase clinical trial consortium (www.SPONC.org). The Children's Oncology Group Childhood Cancer Repository (www.COGcell.org) located at TTUHSC provides patient-derived cell lines and xenografts to investigators in 30 countries. Examples of publications from TREC faculty: PMID: 31484706; PMID: 32291317; PMID: 32409685; PMID: 34408079.

Major/Essential Functions

Commitment to sustained funded-translational research in childhood cancer.
Translational and clinical research in cancer drug development.
Limited clinical service time.

Occasional Duties

Required Qualifications

MD, MD PhD or MBBS.
Board Eligible or Board Certified in Pediatric Oncology.

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