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Robin Remich

Northwestern University

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Anne E Skelley· 2 shared Christine V. WoodiD· 2 shared Cilka Mayumi HijaraiD· 2 shared David O'NeilliD· 2 shared Patricia B. CampbelliD· 2 shared Remi F. Jones· 2 shared Richard McGeeiD· 2 shared Julia Fernanda Mendes· 1 shared

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Becoming Biomedical Faculty: A Longitudinal Analysis of Successful Academic Career Aspirants Career Perspectives, Motivations, and Intentions

Remi F. Jones, Cilka Mayumi Hijara, Christine V. Wood, Robin Remich, Patricia B. Campbell, Anne E Skelley, Julia Fernanda Mendes, Yun Kyung Cho, David O'Neill, Richard McGee

This study examines the career paths of biomedical PhDs who became tenure-track research-intensive faculty, identifying key motivations and changes in their career perceptions over time.

bioRxiv · May 21, 2026 · PreprintScientific Communication & Education

Becoming Biomedical Faculty: An Analysis of Credentials among Successful Academic Career Aspirants

Cilka Mayumi Hijara, Remi F. Jones, Christine V. Wood, Robin Remich, Anne E Skelley, Patricia B. Campbell, David O'Neill, Richard McGee

This study analyzes the credentials of 40 individuals who became research-intensive biomedical faculty, finding that research independence and mentorship were key, while high-prestige publications and grants were not essential.

bioRxiv · May 21, 2026 · PreprintScientific Communication & Education