The successful candidates will lead an independent research program with preference in the following areas: Toxicology focusing on mechanistic discoveries that can be leveraged to improve health and treat disease; Occupational and Environmental Health Sciences focusing on molecular epidemiology to identify modifiable protective and risk factors of human disease; Medical Physics focusing on cancer diagnosis, treatment, or prognosis biomarker discovery; Health Physics focusing on radiopharmaceutical or biomedical research. The School of Health Sciences at Purdue University is home to over 20 core faculty members, approximately 50 graduate students and over 1000 undergraduate students, and has internationally recognized research and educational programs in Biomedical Health Sciences, Medical Physics, Health Physics, Imaging Sciences, Occupational and Environmental Health Sciences, Toxicology, and Medical Laboratory Sciences.