Academic Anatomic/General Pathologist with Precision Diagnostics

Qualifications include a MD, eligibility for licensure in the Province of Alberta, and certification in Anatomic Pathology, Hematopathology, or General Pathology by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada or Anatomic/Clinical Pathology by the American Board of Pathology. A PhD-trained Clinical Doctoral Scientist with licensure to practice in an associated field of laboratory medicine would also be eligible.  An advanced degree with basic/translational research training and/or demonstrated commitment in areas related to cancer pathogenesis and disease mechanisms or other areas relevant to basic or translational research pathology with the ability to establish an independent or significant collaborative research program as demonstrated by a portfolio of scholarly work is preferred. At the Assistant Professor level, peer reviewed publications with ideally first or senior author level contributions, other academic outputs, and potential to obtain extramural funding and establish a research program is expected. Applicants at the Associate Professor level must present evidence of an established, externally funded research program, and a strong publication record as evidenced by continuous productivity including as senior or first author. Applicants must show evidence of successful teaching and/or graduate supervision, and evidence of established academic engagement in professional and other communities.