Jobs at University of Louisville

Conduct externally funded artificial intelligence research, publish scholarly work, teach undergraduate and graduate courses, mentor students, develop AI curriculum, and contribute to departmental, university, and professional service.

Manage and operate the university's central research computing infrastructure including supercomputing clusters, scalable storage, and research software. Install, configure, and tune hardware, storage, networking, job schedulers (SLURM), containers, and research applications; diagnose/resolving issues; advise and assist faculty and researchers; support secure enclave and Google Cloud; and contribute to grant proposals and technical documentation.

Supports Louisville Athletics revenue generation through major gifts, corporate partnerships, NIL fundraising, philanthropic giving, premium seating sales, and donor engagement. Responsibilities include managing donor and partner portfolios, cultivating and soliciting gifts, securing premium seating commitments, stewarding relationships, meeting fundraising goals, and supporting special events and initiatives. Local travel and occasional overnight out-of-state travel may be required.

Tenure-track Assistant Professor in Finance responsible for conducting high-quality research suitable for elite finance journals, teaching undergraduate and graduate courses in corporate finance, investments, derivatives, and related subjects, and contributing professional and university service. Candidates must complete a Ph.D. in Finance by August 1, 2027, and demonstrate strong potential for scholarly research and effective teaching.

Conducts a three-month research project simulating and validating blood flow through arterial geometries. Operates benchtop flow-validation equipment, performs CFD simulations in ANSYS Fluent, fits model parameters to experimental or clinical data, evaluates uncertainty and sensitivity, and maintains detailed records of experimental and computational results.

The tenured Professor and Anderson Endowed Chair will provide scholarly and intellectual leadership in the School of Accountancy. Responsibilities include maintaining a high-impact accounting research agenda, teaching undergraduate and graduate courses, mentoring junior faculty, supporting curriculum and assessment initiatives, serving on university and professional committees, and advancing the school’s national visibility and research culture.

Faculty researcher responsible for establishing or maintaining an externally funded research program in oral microbiology or immunology. The role includes studying microbial pathogenicity, innate immunity, inflammation, disease mechanisms, and host responses, while teaching graduate students and residents. Applicants may be appointed at the Assistant, Associate, or Full Professor level based on qualifications, research record, publications, funding, and experience.

Provides emergency medicine clinical services at Jewish Hospital and South Hospital, caring for adult, pediatric, high-acuity, community injury, and illness cases. Participates in the University of Louisville’s academic mission of patient care, teaching, and research, potentially supporting emergency medicine residents and medical education. Applicants must submit a cover letter and CV.

Coordinates oncology and hematology clinical research trials from initiation through completion. Screens and recruits patients, manages informed consent, schedules protocol visits, coordinates multidisciplinary care, monitors treatment-related toxicities, ensures protocol and Good Clinical Practice compliance, maintains source documentation, completes regulatory and study forms, and supports accurate data collection, adverse-event reporting, staff education, and patient safety.

Coordinates oncology and hematology clinical trials from initiation through completion. Screens and recruits participants, manages informed consent, schedules protocol visits and testing, coordinates multidisciplinary teams, monitors patient safety and toxicities, ensures protocol and Good Clinical Practice compliance, maintains study documentation, completes regulatory submissions and case report forms, and supports data integrity and staff education.

Leads anatomic pathology services across multiple clinical sites, overseeing clinical operations, subspecialty diagnostics, precision medicine, quality improvement, faculty mentoring, scholarship, and medical education. Collaborates with hospital administration and clinical partners while advancing digital pathology, research, and diagnostic innovation.

Manages a portfolio of annual and leadership giving prospects, cultivating donor relationships, soliciting gifts, and advancing qualified donors toward major gift portfolios. Collaborates with university leaders and major gift officers on engagement strategies, proposals, solicitations, stewardship, and donor meetings. Tracks moves management in the CRM, supports deferred giving initiatives, and travels to meet donors and prospects.

Tenure-track Assistant Professor of Surgical Oncology responsible for clinical surgical oncology practice, teaching, academic productivity, and research. The successful candidate will have completed an ACGME-accredited Complex General Surgical Oncology fellowship, be eligible for American Board certification, and demonstrate peer-reviewed scholarship. Candidates are expected to pursue surgical oncology research and may compete for independent funding, with laboratory research experience and a PhD favorably considered.

Administer and optimize the TeamDynamix platform supporting IT service management, project portfolio management, ticketing, workflows, service catalogs, dashboards, integrations, and automation. Manage permissions, reports, system performance, vendor relationships, upgrades, data integrity, security, and compliance. Collaborate with stakeholders to implement modules and enhancements, troubleshoot issues, and create training documentation for users and technicians.

Lead Campus Health Services' administrative, HR, finance, and budgeting functions. Provide strategic financial leadership, oversee revenue cycle and accounts receivable, ensure regulatory compliance, supervise six professional staff, and advise the Senior Director on operations and strategic initiatives.

Assistant Professor of Anesthesiology responsible for teaching medical students and residents, managing patients, supervising residents and nurses in the operating room, and conducting research. The role requires an MD, completed clinical anesthesia training, and a Kentucky medical license. This is a full-time term-track faculty position at University of Louisville hospitals.

Provides executive administrative support to the Surgery Department Chair, managing complex calendars, meetings, travel, recruitment logistics, confidential records, professional credentials, conference room scheduling, communications, and departmental office operations. Coordinates faculty candidate itineraries and reimbursements, maintains sensitive documentation and professional profiles, supports administrative coverage schedules, and assists with marketing and communications initiatives.

Leads the university’s annual giving and early-stage donor development strategy. Oversees leadership annual giving programs, manages two staff members, builds donor portfolios, advances prospects toward major gifts, and collaborates with advancement teams. Uses donor data, pipeline metrics, portfolio reviews, and reporting to improve acquisition, retention, qualification, and donor movement. Develops operating plans, sets performance goals, coaches staff, and coordinates donor engagement across university units. Occasional travel and weekend work may be required.

Provides pediatric hematology and oncology care focused on stem cell transplantation and cellular therapies. The role includes clinical excellence, teaching, academic engagement, research or quality improvement related to pediatric transplantation, and management or prevention of transplant complications. Candidates must hold a medical degree, residency or fellowship certification, and a Kentucky medical license or eligibility.

Leads the Pediatric Rheumatology Division while providing pediatric rheumatology care, mentoring faculty and trainees, expanding clinical programs, supporting research and education, and fostering a positive team environment.