Dear Colleagues,

Please see the text of our advertisement below. We are open to considering 
recent post-doctoral trainees and graduates, so please share widely with those 
who may be interested!

Link to apply: https://unc.peopleadmin.com/postings/154869

I'm happy to answer any questions a potential candidate may have about the 
work, division, School, or RTP area.

Cheers,

Julie

A Research Assistant Professor position is available immediately to work as 
part of a multidisciplinary team on infectious disease projects focused on the 
application of mathematical modeling and simulation to characterize drug 
pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics.

The projects will involve the use of nonlinear mixed effects and 
physiologically-based modeling techniques, and other biostatistical 
applications in preclinical and clinical drug development research, to identify 
optimal dosing and clinical trial design.

The successful candidate will work in the Clinical Pharmacology and Analytical 
Chemistry Laboratory of Dr. Angela Kashuba, and will focus on challenging 
preclinical and clinical modeling projects in the areas of HIV treatment, 
prevention, and cure. This position is also integrated into the UNC Center for 
AIDS Research, the HIV Cure Center, and Qura Therapeutics. The candidate will 
also consult on, and assist with, projects supported by these entities.

This candidate will become part of the Division of Pharmacotherapy and 
Experimental Therapeutics. This Division is a designated Pharsight Phoenix(r) 
Center of Excellence, and is a nationally recognized, dynamic and collegial 
faculty whose vision is to lead the nation in achieving excellence in 
innovative translational research, education, and progressive pharmacy practice 
to optimize drug therapy outcomes.

The Division has vibrant fellowship and graduate programs, including an 
NIH-funded T32 postdoctoral training program in Clinical Pharmacology in 
collaboration with Duke University and the Institute for Drug Safety Sciences. 
It is expected that the successful candidate will embrace student mentoring. 
Didactic teaching is not required, but there are many opportunities to 
participate if the candidate wishes to grow their teaching portfolio.

At UNC-CH, the UNC Schools of Medicine, Public Health, Dentistry, Nursing and 
Pharmacy comprise one of the nation's few comprehensive academic health centers 
located on a world-class research campus. This creates an excellent environment 
in which to conduct multidisciplinary research. This position will work within 
dynamic multidisciplinary teams to optimize drug dosing and outcomes.

Qualified candidates must have either a doctoral degree in Pharmacometrics, 
Pharmaceutical Sciences, Biostatistics, Biomedical Engineering, Medicine, 
Pharmacy or a closely related discipline, or a masters of science degree with 
additional pharmacometrics training.

The successful candidate must demonstrate expertise in modeling, simulation, 
and statistical methods through evidence of scientific meeting presentations, 
publications, regulatory report submissions or other equivalent 
activities.Extensive software (e.g., NONMEM, ADAPT, Phoenix, Simulations Plus 
Suite, R) and programming proficiency is preferred. Excellent communication 
skills and ability to work independently as well as a member of an 
interdisciplinary team are essential. Interested applicants should submit a 
letter describing personal goals as they relate to the position, along with a 
curriculum vitae.


JULIE B. DUMOND, PHARM.D., MS, BCPS
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR,
DIVISION OF PHARMACOTHERAPY AND EXPERIMENTAL THERAPEUTICS
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