Assistant Professor/Associate Professor/Professor of Psychiatry

TheDepartment ofPsychiatry atColumbia University Irving Medical Center invitesapplicationsfor a tenure-track or tenure-track equivalentfull-timefacultypositions. The successful candidate will contributetothedepartment's missionbyengaging inhigh-impact research. Candidates with a Ph.D., M.D./Ph.D., or M.D. will be considered at all levels of seniority (Assistant, Associate, and Full Professor). Researchprograms can investigate topics relevant to any area of mental health and psychiatry across the lifespan, ranging from childhood, to adolescence, adulthood, andolder adulthood (geriatrics). Research approaches may include, but are not limited to: Neuroscienceresearchaimed at revealing mechanisms atmolecular, cellular, developmental, circuit, systems, and/or computational levels of analysis in model systems and/or humans, including genetic and genomic approaches. Pathophysiology and experimental therapeutics researchusing translational, computational and/or imaging approaches in animals or humans toelucidate disease and therapeutic mechanisms and to test novel treatments, including pharmacological, neuromodulatory and psychosocial interventions. Epidemiology, prevention and health services research that uses large population and clinical data along with novel causal inference methods to inform our understanding of the development, determinants, expression and treatment of psychiatric disorders across the lifespan and across populations, including global mental health. Community-partnered implementation research and practice that focuses on improving health and behavioral health outcomes for individuals receiving services in real-world care and community settings. All mental health and psychiatric conditions, including their intersection with health and the influence of social determinants, are of potential interest, includingbut not limited to mood, anxiety and psychotic disorders, disorders affecting cognition, child and neurodevelopmental disorders, disorders arising in geriatric patient populations, substance use disorders, eating disorders, and suicidal behavior. Thesuccessful candidate willjoinahighly dedicated community that offers extraordinary clinical, educational, andresearchresources. Thepositionoffers opportunitiesforcollaboration with multidisciplinaryteams inadynamic academic researchandclinical environment. Formoreinformation onthe Departmentof Psychiatry, visit our website. Applications will begin to be evaluated November 1, 2026.