Open Position for One Full-Time Assistant Professor (or Higher)(accepted until 12/31)
The newly
established Institute of Immunology and Translational Medicine at Chang Gung University, College of Medicine, will officially launch in August
2025, welcoming its first cohort of master's students following approval from
the Ministry of Education. The institute is dedicated to cultivating top-tier
talent in immunology, aiming to equip students with exceptional research
capabilities in immunological science and to enable the practical application
of their expertise in clinical medicine and the biotechnology industry.
Chang Gung
University offers competitive salaries, outstanding research environments and
facilities, substantial research funding, and abundant clinical research
resources through the Chang Gung Medical System. We actively promote
international academic exchange and collaboration, providing world-class platforms
and opportunities for both basic immunological research and translational
studies.
Our institute
is currently collaborating with the Center for Molecular and Clinical
Immunology, which features newly established research space and
state-of-the-art immunology-related facilities, providing a world-class
research environment for scientific discovery. We are committed to supporting
new faculty members by providing guaranteed start-up research funding and
essential laboratory equipment, ensuring them to begin their research with full
institutional support. In addition, our first year of student admissions has
been highly successful. The institute also offers assistance to new faculty in
recruiting both clinical and basic PhD students, helping to resolve laboratory
talent recruitment challenges. For more information, please feel free to
contact us directly.
Position:
Full-time Assistant Professor (or higher); there is 1 position available.
Qualifications:
1.
Candidates
with expertise in immunology or related biomedical fields must meet one of the
following criteria:
l
Possess
a doctoral degree or equivalent qualifications with specialized publications.
l
Be
a graduate from a university or independent medical school in medicine,
traditional Chinese medicine, or dentistry, with at least nine years of
clinical experience,
including a minimum of four years as an attending
physician in a medical center, with specialized publications.
2.
Has
research experience and outstanding achievements in immunology or related
fields, and possesses the ability to conduct independent research.
3.
Possession
of relevant teaching experience and the ability to teach in English are preferred
but not required.
Areas of Expertise
We welcome
candidates with expertise in any immunology-related field. Preference will be
given to those with experience in the following areas:
1.
Academic
research in cancer immunology, immune cell therapy, gene editing, or drug
development.
2.
Industry
experience in mRNA vaccines, antibody drug development, or cell therapies.
3.
Proficiency
in data analysis tools, expertise in high-parameter flow cytometry, or
experience in mouse models for cell therapy research.
Expected Start Date
The expected
start date is August 1, 2026.
Application Materials
Please prepare
and merge the following documents into a single PDF file:
Personal CV:
Include autobiography, photo, copies of degree certificates (bachelor’s,
master’s, and doctoral), current position, previous experience, area of
expertise, and contact details.
Research
Achievements from the Past Five Years:
l
Details
of previous research projects (including project titles, duration, and roles).
l
List
of publications (include annual SCI publication counts and first/corresponding
author statistics for the past five years).
l
Details
of patents, inventions, or technology transfers.
Research Proposal
(1–3 pages).
Contact information
for at least three references, including names, affiliations, emails, and
phone numbers.
Additional
supporting documents or publications beneficial to the application.
Application Deadline
Applications
will be accepted until December 31,
2025.
Email your
completed PDF file to Ms. Chia-Hsin Lin in the Personnel Office at chiahsin@mail.cgu.edu.tw.
Email subject: Application
for Faculty Position at the Institute of Immunology and Translational
Medicine.
Contact Information
For more
information about the institute or teaching and research opportunities at Chang
Gung University, please contact:
Cheng-Lung Ku Ph.D., Director of the
Institute of Immunology and Translational Medicine.
Phone:
+886-3-211-8800 ext. 3496 or 2611
Email: clku@cgu.edu.tw
Document Submission Support
Ms. Chia-Hsin Lin, Personnel Office
Phone:
+886-3-211-8800 ext. 5111
Ms. Meng-Chen Chung,
Institute of Immunology and Translational Medicine
Phone:
+886-3-211-8800 ext. 3710
For more
information, please visit: https://www.cgu.edu.tw/IITM.
