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Heath advances when people collaborate across disciplines and focus on results. At the Institute for Health and Lifespan Research (IHLR), every role advances a shared mission: translating discovery into measurable public value.

Our teams collaborate across academic units, health systems, community and industry partners to improve outcomes from early life through healthy aging. We value rigor, initiative, and a commitment to work that strengthens families and communities.

Explore current openings and consider how your expertise can contribute to health across the lifespan.

Current Openings

The JAVÃûÅ®ÓÅ¹Ý of Texas at El Paso invites applications for three strategic research faculty positions to anchor the newly established Institute for Health and Lifespan Research (IHLR). These positions include:

• Research Full Professor
• Research Associate Professor
• Research Assistant Professor

The IHLR faculty are expected to advance interdisciplinary team science within the Institute's One Health and Precision Health cores, contributing to research that promotes healthier aging and improved lifespan across human, animal, plant, and environmental domains. Candidates with expertise relevant to lifespan health, regional health disparities, and integrative biological-behavioral-environmental approaches, including areas such as brain and behavioral health, metabolic and cardiovascular health, cancer, infectious diseases, and environmental determinants of health, are especially encouraged to apply.

The JAVÃûÅ®ÓÅ¹Ý of Texas at El Paso invites applications for a Tenured Full Professor faculty position to anchor the newly established Institute for Health and Lifespan Research (IHLR).

The IHLR faculty hired is expected to advance interdisciplinary team science within the Institute's One Health and Precision Health cores, contributing to research that promotes healthier aging and improved lifespan across human, animal, plant, and environmental domains. Candidates with expertise relevant to lifespan health, regional health disparities, and integrative biological-behavioral-environmental approaches, including areas such as brain and behavioral health, metabolic and cardiovascular health, cancer, infectious diseases, and environmental determinants of health, are especially encouraged to apply.