Kiel University has successfully recruited positions in the Federal Tenure Track
Program for the promotion of young scientists and aims to attract more qualified
women to professorships.
The Institute Pathology in the'
FACULTY OF MEDICINE
of Kiel University invites applications for
to start at the earliest possible time or date.
The future job holder shall be responsible for the subject area subject of translational pathology in research and teaching as well as in patient care.
The priority research area of the Faculty of Medicine at Kiel University is on “Digital Medicine - Recognizing, Understanding, Curing” with the three profile areas of inflammation, neurosciences and oncology.
The applicant must participate in patient care in the Pathology Department and have experience in applying and implementing modern molecular pathological and digital methods. The applicant should be a pathology specialist. We welcome applicants who will provide fresh impetus for a translational pathology of non-haematological tumours and potentially also Digital Medicine. Furthermore, the applicant must be willing to perform interdisciplinary scientific work, possess skills in higher education didactics, including a high level of commitment to teaching, and demonstrate a particular aptitude for academic teaching and successful acquisition of third-party funds for research projects.
Please refer to the recruitment requirements of § 61 of the Higher Education Act of the State of Schleswig-Holstein.
After successful evaluation and if the additional requirements of § 62 of the Higher Education Act of the State of Schleswig-Holstein are met, the aim is to grant tenure in the professorship.
To this end at Kiel University, in accordance with the current statutes, an evaluation procedure is carried out, usually one year before the limited professorship ends. More information can be found at www.berufungen.uni-kiel.de (in German).
Kiel University is striving to increase the number of female scientists in research and teaching and therefore expressly encourages qualified women to apply. Women will be given priority if their aptitude, qualifications and professional performance are of equal value.
The university is committed to the employment of severely disabled people. For this reason, severely disabled applicants will be given preferential treatment if they have the appropriate qualifications.
We expressly welcome applications from people with a migration background. Application photographs are not required and we expressly request that you to refrain from submitting any.
The Higher Education Act requires the Kiel University Medical Faculty and University of Lübeck Department of Medicine to work closely together as well as in close cooperation with the University Medical Center Schleswig-Holstein to determine and coordinate focus areas. The state further expects the clinics and institutes to cooperate with each other accordingly.
We would like to inform potential applicants that, depending on the necessary measures as a result of the corona pandemic, the presentation of invited applicants can be carried out as a video conference.
Applications with the usual documents (curriculum vitae, list of publications, list of courses taught, copies of academic certificates) along with your private and business address, telephone number and e-mail address should be submitted preferably in electronic form by 31.07.2020 to the following address:
Herrn Professor Dr. med. Joachim Thiery, Dekan der Medizinischen Fakultät der Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel, Olshausenstraße 40, 24098 Kiel.
For more information on structuring the application, see www.medizin.uni-kiel.de > faculty > Appointment process