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Director – Immunology/Vaccine Institute
Emory University. Define and execute a long-term strategic vision for the Emory Immunology & Vaccine Institute .
Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in Immunology, Virology, and Translational Research, with a strong focus on leading multi-disciplinary teams and advancing scientific discoveries into clinical applications. Proven ability to secure competitive research funding and foster collaborations across academic and industry partners.
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Ph.D. Or M.D. In ImmunologyLeadership In Academic ResearchNIH/RO1 Funding SuccessClinical Trial OversightCollaboration With External Partners
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Hard Skills
ImmunologyVirologyTranslational ResearchClinical TrialsGrant AcquisitionMonoclonal Antibody DiscoveryVaccine DevelopmentData Science CollaborationAutoimmunity ResearchTherapeutic Platforms
Soft Skills
MentoringStrategic LeadershipCollaborationCommunicationTeam Building
Tools & Technologies
Flow CytometryNon-Human Primate ModelsBiomedical Research NetworksClinical Research ProtocolsPhilanthropic Engagement
Industry Keywords
Peer-Reviewed ScholarshipPublic Health OrganizationsCross-Institutional ConsortiaEntrepreneurial ActivitiesRegulatory Compliance
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Define and execute a long-term strategic vision for the Emory Immunology & Vaccine Institute
- Lead and expand a team science environment spanning basic scientists, translational investigators, clinicians, data scientists, and external collaborators
- Oversee research domains including T and B cell immunity, innate immunity and adjuvants, viral immune-pathogenesis, monoclonal antibody discovery, autoimmunity, vaccine discovery and development, and immunotherapy platforms
- Foster collaborations with Emory departments, centers, institutes, external peer centers, biomedical research institutes, national research networks, and industry partners
- Direct the administrative and scientific operation of Immunology, Flow Cytometry, Virology, and Non-Human Primate Cores
- Oversee translation of basic scientific discoveries into human clinical trials and preventative or therapeutic vaccines
- Provide strategic leadership to clinical research arms such as the Hope Clinic, ensuring compliance, protocol integrity, and recruitment for phase I–III clinical trials
- Lead recruitment of principal investigators, research faculty, and post-doctoral scholars
- Mentor junior and mid-career faculty and foster high-impact grant acquisition
- Support medical education, doctoral training, and postdoctoral training programs
- Oversee the EIVI operating budget and sustainable financial operations
- Cultivate relationships with philanthropic donors, government entities, and international public health organizations
- Foster faculty-initiated entrepreneurial activities and industry partnerships advancing products into clinical trials and commercialization
- Represent Emory University and EIVI at scientific symposia, media engagements, regulatory briefings, and policy forums
- Perform related responsibilities as required
Requirements
What you’ll need- Ph.D., M.D., or M.D./Ph.D. with a background in Immunology, Virology, Microbiology, Infectious Diseases, or a closely related biomedical field
- Eligible for appointment as a full Professor with tenure at the Emory University School of Medicine
- Established record of impactful peer-reviewed scholarship
- Sustained success in securing NIH/RO1, foundation, or equivalent competitive research funding
- Demonstrated success in leading a major academic unit, institute, department, or large-scale multi-investigator research center
- Preferred: experience advancing laboratory discoveries into clinical studies, therapeutic platforms, vaccines, diagnostics, or other innovations that improve human health
- Preferred: experience negotiating cross-institutional consortia and working effectively across diverse academic, clinical, and corporate environments
- Must reside in the state of Georgia
- Must be able to commute to Emory University on a flexible weekly schedule based upon business needs
Benefits
Comp & perks- Opportunity to work from home regularly
- Hybrid remote work arrangement
- Tenured senior faculty appointment
- Eligibility for appointment as a full Professor with tenure at Emory University School of Medicine