We seek outstanding scholars with expertise and experience in interdisciplinary public health research and teaching with respect to the following areas: climate, climate change and effects on the environment, communities, and vulnerable populations, with significant implications for public health. We especially welcome candidates who are using innovative methodologies, including but not limited to AI/ML, big data, controlled experimentation, field methods, population-based methods, pricing and regulation, and/or modeling approaches. Candidates with expertise in climate and health within public health are especially encouraged to apply, as preference will be given to those candidates with expertise in epidemiology, health behavior, health policy and organization including health economics, global health, and biostatistics. The ideal candidate will have a strong research record, promising research agenda, and a record of successful interdisciplinary collaborations to significantly advance research in climate and health. Opportunities exist to interface with a cadre of well-established academic scientists carrying out federally funded climate change-related research across the university and beyond.