Assistant Associate Professor in Neuro-Urologist in Yale University – USA

Summary

The Yale School of Medicine, Department of Urology, is seeking an Assistant/Associate Professor in Neuro-Urology to join its Division of Lower Urinary Tract Dysfunction and Reconstruction (LUTDR). The position is based primarily at Yale New Haven Hospital in New Haven, Connecticut, with opportunities to practice at the Adams Neurosciences Center. The successful candidate will contribute to patient care, research, and education, focusing on neurourology and related research areas such as neurogenic bladder and bladder physiology. Applicants should be early-career or established academic urologists with formal fellowship training in neurourology and a strong commitment to clinical and academic excellence. Dedicated laboratory space and protected research time are available for qualified candidates. The application deadline is August 31, 2028.

Key Facts

Department	Department of Urology, Division of Lower Urinary Tract Dysfunction and Reconstruction (LUTDR)
Position Type	Assistant Associate Professor
Discipline	Urology
Research Area	Neurourology, Lower Urinary Tract Dysfunction and Reconstruction (LUTDR), neurogenic bladder, bladder innervation, bladder physiology
Degree Required	Formal fellowship training in neurourology
Experience	Early-career and established academic urologists
Deadline	2028-08-31
Required Documents	Application materials, Confidential letters of recommendation
Employer Address	New Haven, CT, USA

About the Project

The role involves advancing clinical, research, and educational missions within the Division of Lower Urinary Tract Dysfunction and Reconstruction (LUTDR). There are opportunities to pursue and expand clinical, translational, or population-based research programs aligned with the candidate's interests and expertise. Specific research areas of interest include neurogenic bladder, bladder innervation, and bladder physiology. Dedicated laboratory space and protected research time will be provided for qualified candidates.

Key Responsibilities

• Advance clinical, research, and educational missions
• Practice at Yale New Haven Hospital
• Practice at the Adams Neurosciences Center
• Facilitate multidisciplinary collaboration
• Develop innovative clinical and research programs
• Pursue and expand clinical, translational, or population-based research programs
• Foster a culture of academic and clinical excellence
• Advance the missions of the division and department
• Contribute to the broader mission of Yale School of Medicine and Yale New Haven Health System

Required Skills

• Expertise in Neurourology
• Strong commitment to clinical and academic excellence
• Focus on outstanding patient care and innovation
• Active interest in research
• Formal fellowship training in neurourology
• Outstanding communication skills
• Outstanding interpersonal skills
• Commitment to academic and clinical collaboration

Who Should Apply

This position is suitable for early-career and established academic urologists with formal fellowship training in neurourology. Candidates should have a strong commitment to clinical and academic excellence, a focus on outstanding patient care and innovation, and an active interest in research. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, along with a commitment to academic and clinical collaboration, are also desired.

Benefits

• Opportunity to practice at the Adams Neurosciences Center
• Multidisciplinary collaboration opportunities
• Opportunities to develop innovative clinical and research programs
• Collaboration with faculty across Yale School of Medicine and Yale New Haven Health System
• Dedicated laboratory space for qualified candidates
• Protected research time for qualified candidates
• Free Dossier account for application via Interfolio Faculty Search

About the Employer

The Yale School of Medicine Department of Urology is a nationally recognized academic department dedicated to excellence in patient care, research, and education. It is part of Yale University, located in New Haven, Connecticut, USA. The department is seeking to advance its clinical, research, and educational missions within the Division of Lower Urinary Tract Dysfunction and Reconstruction (LUTDR). The institution is committed to equal employment opportunity and bases judgments on qualifications and abilities, seeking diverse backgrounds and perspectives.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the primary location for this position?

This position will be based primarily at Yale New Haven Hospital in New Haven, Connecticut.

What specific research areas are of interest for this role?

Research areas of particular interest include neurogenic bladder, bladder innervation, and bladder physiology.

Is research experience required for this position?

Yes, an active interest in research is a requirement of the position.

What kind of training is required for applicants?

Applicants must have formal fellowship training in neurourology.

What is the deadline for applications?

The deadline for applications is August 31, 2028, at 11:59 PM Eastern Time.

What documents are required for the application?

Applicants need to send all application materials, including confidential letters of recommendation.