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Postdoctoral Fellow in Cardiovascular Disease Research with Masters Training Option at Virginia Commonwealth University Virginia Commonwealth University in United States
Degree Level
Postdoc
Field of study
Biomedical Engineering
Funding
3-year individually tailored postdoctoral training program with a stipend. Includes tuition reimbursement for a VCU Masters in Clinical Health Science program or other VCU master's degree program, travel funds to present at a scientific conference, and funds for health insurance expenses. Salary range listed as commensurate with NIH Fellowship and Training Stipend Levels, $63,480 - $67,000.
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United States
University
Virginia Commonwealth University

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Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) School of Medicine is recruiting a Post-Doctoral Fellow in the Department of Internal Medicine at the Pauley Heart Center for a 3-year, individually tailored training program focused on cardiovascular disease research.
The position supports laboratory-based, translational, and clinical projects related to cardiology and heart disease. Research areas mentioned include cardiotoxicity related to cancer therapy, metabolomics and lipidomics in cardiovascular medicine, inflammation in acute myocardial infarction and heart failure, cardiovascular pathophysiology in metabolic disease, myocardial protection, mitochondrial biology, electrical remodeling in diseased hearts, computational models for cancer treatment-related side effects, preventive cardiology, social and behavioral determinants of cardiovascular events, obesity and cardiovascular disease, and muscle health in physical function and exercise capacity.
This is a fully onsite postdoctoral training role at VCU’s MCV Main Campus in Richmond, Virginia, United States. The program offers a stipend, tuition reimbursement for a VCU Masters in Clinical Health Science program or another VCU master’s degree program, travel funds for scientific conference presentation, and support for health insurance expenses. Salary is listed as commensurate with NIH Fellowship and Training Stipend Levels, with a range of $63,480 to $67,000.
Applicants must have a PhD in Nutrition, Health Sciences, Public Health, Biomedical Sciences, or a related field by the start of the fellowship. Experience in clinical, translational, or human subjects research is required, along with experience handling -omics data, bioinformatics tools, data interpretation, and body composition/physical function assessments in a clinical research setting. Preferred experience includes nutrition, metabolism, cardiovascular health, chronic disease research, clinical nutrition practice, nutrition education, metabolomics, bioinformatics, and statistical software such as R, SAS, or Python.
To apply, use the VCU Jobs application portal and begin by entering your name and email before completing the full application. Questions or accommodation requests can be directed to Olivia Botelho at [email protected].
Funding details
3-year individually tailored postdoctoral training program with a stipend. Includes tuition reimbursement for a VCU Masters in Clinical Health Science program or other VCU master's degree program, travel funds to present at a scientific conference, and funds for health insurance expenses. Salary range listed as commensurate with NIH Fellowship and Training Stipend Levels, $63,480 - $67,000.
What's required
PhD in Nutrition, Health Sciences, Public Health, Biomedical Sciences, or a related field by the start of the fellowship. Applicants should have experience participating in clinical, translational, or human subjects research, working with -omics data including analysis, bioinformatics tools, and data interpretation, and applying body composition and physical function assessments in a clinical research setting. Preferred qualifications include research experience in nutrition, metabolism, cardiovascular health, or other chronic disease areas; understanding of clinical nutrition practices and nutrition education delivery; experience with metabolomics, bioinformatics tools, or other omics-based research approaches; proficiency in R, SAS, Python, or similar software; and a record of scholarly achievement such as publications, presentations, grant activity, or mentoring.
How to apply
Apply through the VCU Jobs application portal. Start by entering your name and email, then complete the rest of the application. For questions or accommodations, contact Olivia Botelho at [email protected].
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