The Division of Women's Health (DWH) at Brigham Women’s Hospital (BWH) invites applications for a researcher or clinician researcher at the Instructor or Assistant Professor level in the field of women’s health. Given that women’s health research can span across all medical disciplines, we are not limiting the field of specialization for applicants and will review candidates based on basic, clinical, translational and epidemiological research skills and fit. This position is open to both applicants seeking 100% research effort, and those seeking effort split between research and clinical practice.

The research mission for the DWH is to lead in discoveries that will explain sex differences in health and in disorders specific to women including, but not limited to: cardiovascular disease and metabolic disorders; neuropsychiatric disorders and their comorbidity with general medical disorders; autoimmune disorders; disorders of aging, including menopause; musculoskeletal disorders; and, consequences of reproductive and pregnancy-related exposures.

Applicants should possess a PhD/ScD and/or MD, and a strong record of scholarship, leadership, and external funding to join our interdisciplinary team. If an applicant is also a clinician, we will coordinate an appropriate clinical practice arrangement. The successful candidate will receive an academic appointment at Harvard Medical School (HMS) as an Instructor or Assistant Professor; rank will be based on previous experience and scholarship. A minimum of 50 hours of teaching per academic year is required to maintain an academic appointment at HMS.