Cardiothoracic Surgeon-Scientist Research Fellowship (T32)
University of Pittsburgh Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery / UPMC
Cardiothoracic Surgery
Associate Professor; T32 Co-director and Research Principal Investigator · University of Pittsburgh Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery / UPMC
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Named T32 Programme Co-director
Named Research Principal Investigator
Faculty overview
Julie Phillippi is an associate professor at the University of Pittsburgh whose laboratory investigates cell–matrix signalling and microvascular dysfunction in cardiopulmonary disease. Her university profile describes research on aortic aneurysm, heart failure, lung failure and preservation of donor-organ function. The official cardiothoracic T32 listing names her as a programme co-director, while the separate aortic cell–matrix postdoctoral advert identifies her as principal investigator. T32 fellows receive an individually selected mentoring team; programme leadership does not establish a personal supervision agreement.
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University of Pittsburgh Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery / UPMC
University of Pittsburgh Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery / UPMC
A dedicated two-year cardiothoracic research programme for physicians with prior surgical training. Fellows develop an independent project within disease mechanisms, clinical/population studies or diagnostic/surgical innovation, supported by a mentoring team and formal research education. Citizenship restrictions apply; the listed July 2026 start does not establish a new vacancy.
How to apply: Email a letter of interest to Julie Phillippi at phillippija@upmc.edu; confirm citizenship eligibility, available appointments, full document list and start date.
A project-based postdoctoral appointment in Cardiothoracic Surgery studying human aortic disease through vascular cells, extracellular matrix and tissue-engineered models. The NIH-supported team offers research and career mentoring. This is distinct from the clinical-training-restricted T32 pathway; the older start date and recruitment requisition require a fresh availability check.
How to apply: Contact Julie Phillippi at jap103@pitt.edu and ask whether requisition 23001117 is active or has a successor. Apply only through the confirmed current employer route.