Associate Professorship of Kidney Stone Disease

at University of Oxford, Oxford, United Kingdom

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Salary

£113,565 to £150,569 a year

Closing date

11 January 2027

Start

Not given in the advert

Contract

Full Time, Permanent

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13 November 2026, on jobs.ac.uk

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The Nuffield Department of Surgical Sciences and Trinity College intend to appoint an outstanding Clinical Associate Professor of Kidney Stone Disease to provide scientific and strategic leadership in benign urology research at Oxford. This is a full-time clinical post, and applicants must be medically qualified. You will be expected to maintain an honorary consultant contract with Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, requiring GMC registration with a licence to practise and appropriate specialist registration. You will be a visionary academic leader and active principal investigator, providing scientific and strategic leadership for kidney stone disease research within NDS and expanding the Oxford Stone Group. Using Oxford’s research environment and international networks, you will advance mechanistic and genomic discovery and drive early-phase and translational clinical studies. You will develop interdisciplinary programmes, secure external peer-reviewed funding, lead national and international collaborations, and translate discoveries into clinical application. You will supervise and mentor postdoctoral scientists, DPhil/PhD students, clinical research fellows and academic trainees, and contribute to undergraduate and postgraduate teaching. Clinically, you will be an active member of the OUH urology team, undertaking agreed activities in benign urology/kidney stone disease. A substantial proportion of protected academic time will be agreed within the job plan. You will have a PhD and medical degree and appropriate GMC specialist registration. You will have an internationally recognised track record in metabolic and/or genetic research in kidney stone disease, evidence of major long-term peer-reviewed funding, demonstrable leadership in collaborative multicentre research, and a clear and ambitious research vision that complements the Departmental Strategy. You will be appointed by the Nuffield Department of Surgical Sciences and elected to a Senior Research Fellowship at Trinity College. The appointment is permanent upon successful completion of a review during the first five years. For an informal discussion, please contact Professor Fadi Issa (fadi.issa@nds.ox.ac.uk). Enquiries about Trinity College may be directed to the Senior Tutor, Dr Rebecca Bullard ( Rebecca.bullard@trinity.ox.ac.uk ). All enquiries will be treated in strict confidence and will not form part of the selection decision. Interviews are taking place in Oxford on Wednesday 27 January 2027. The University of Oxford is committed to equal opportunity and to being an inclusive institution where everyone belongs and is supported to succeed. We welcome applications from individuals from all backgrounds, including those under-represented within higher education. £113,565 to £150,569 per annum, plus College benefits and any applicable NHS merit awards. Grade A82 Associate Professor (Med)

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