Center for Integrated Solutions for Infectious Diseases

Current Openings

CISID is committed to expanding our network of experts to revolutionize the treatment of infectious diseases. Find an opportunity to join our community below. If you are passionate about infectious disease research, but don’t see the right opportunity below, contact us!

Scientific Program Manager - CISID

Broad Institute

CISID is seeking a Scientific Program Manager to provide technical and programmatic support for the Center, working closely with scientific leadership and collaborating across CISID's partner institutions. The role includes supporting scientific strategy and operations, coordinating research initiatives and events, managing cross-institutional activities, and helping advance CISID programs.

Research Operations Coordinator/Research Technician II

Massachusetts General Hospital

Massachusetts General Hospital is seeking a Research Operations Coordinator to support day-to-day research operations for investigators in the Center for Integrated Solutions for Infectious Disease. The role includes project coordination, documentation, purchasing and inventory support, onboarding, and communication across scientific and institutional teams.

Research Professor in the Field of Bacteriology

University of Cambridge

The University of Cambridge is seeking an exceptional Research Professor in Bacteriology to establish and lead an internationally recognized research program within the Cambridge Institute of Therapeutic Immunology and Infectious Disease. The opportunity is open to both clinically and non-clinically qualified candidates.

Faculty Positions in AMR and Emerging Pathogens

Cleveland Clinic

The Cleveland Clinic Department of Microbial Sciences in Health is recruiting faculty at the Assistant, Associate, or Full Professor level working in antimicrobial resistance and emerging pathogens. Successful candidates will join a multidisciplinary department focused on microbiome research, bacterial pathogenesis, AMR, chronic viral infections, and emerging viruses.