The ideal candidate is expected to: (1) maintain a strong record of extramural research funding and scholarly productivity; (2) lead an innovative and impactful research program focused on cancer etiology, prevention, survivorship, screening, or related areas of population-based cancer research; (3) employ state-of-the-art epidemiologic methods, including the integration of molecular, genomic, clinical, environmental, and/or other emerging data sources, as appropriate; (4) foster interdisciplinary collaborations across the University of Cincinnati Cancer Center; (5) participate in graduate (PhD, MS, and MPH) and postdoctoral mentoring and teaching; and. These resources and partnerships, together with extensive research core facilities, clinical research infrastructure, and access to large and varied patient populations, provide a highly collaborative environment and exceptional opportunities for innovative population-based clinical and translational cancer research.