Careers at O'Donnell School of Public Health

The O'Donnell School of Public Health (OSPH) provides a rich environment of collaborative opportunities for investigators on campus. OSPH has grown rapidly and includes a multidisciplinary team of 48 primary faculty members, 35 scholars with secondary appointments, and 75 staff members who conduct research and prepare the next generation of professionals to address major public health challenges.

We are seeking candidates in all public health fields who wish join OSPH to leverage their research excellence for public health impact.

Cluster Faculty Recruitment

Open Rank Tenure Track/Tenured Faculty Positions
We are particularly interested in Epidemiology Candidates
OSPH invites applications for open rank faculty positions, seeking candidates at the rank of Assistant, Associate, or Full Professor.

Focus Area Specific Faculty Positions

Assistant Professor, Cancer Genomics, Quantitative Biomedical Research Center

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UTSW Quick Facts

Ranked among the Top 20 Honor Roll hospitals on the U.S. News & World Report’s Best Hospitals for 2023-2024, tied for the No. 1 hospital in Texas and ranked No. 1 in Dallas-Fort Worth for the seventh consecutive
year
~3,700 medical, graduate, and health profession students, residents, and
postdoctoral fellows
4,000+ faculty members
6 Nobel Laureates
~5,800 projects funded by support from federal agencies, foundations, individuals, and corporations
14 Howard Hughes Medical Institute investigators and 4 HHMI Faculty Scholars on campus
Research funding of more than $500 million dollars a year

Why Dallas?

Provides unique academic and research opportunities within a culturally rich environment.
It is ranked No. 4 in diversity in the U.S; its majority-minority population is 41% Hispanic and 24% African American.
Excel in population research by leveraging our unmatched community diversity. The Dallas-Fort Worth metropolitan area has 7.8 million people spread across 13 counties and 9,000 square miles.