The job involves working at a leading research university in Kentucky, focusing on cancer prevention and control. The successful candidate will have access to various cores supporting molecular, cellular, animal, human, and behavioral studies to advance the overall mission of the center. These cores cover a wide range of research areas, including biostatistics, bioinformatics, cancer research informatics, and patient-oriented sciences. The university is actively working towards becoming one of the nation's premier public research institutions, with a strong commitment to inclusive excellence and collaborative research efforts.The ideal candidate will be an investigator or clinician with a strong research portfolio in cancer survivorship or the potential to secure extramural funding. They should also have a commitment to mentoring and working collaboratively across disciplines to further the impact of the Cancer Prevention and Control Program. The university is located in a vibrant city with excellent amenities, including a top-rated public school system and easy access to major U.S. cities. Overall, the job offers an opportunity to be part of a dynamic and supportive research community dedicated to reducing the cancer burden for all.