Assistant Clinical Professor in Epidemiology
University of Maryland
On-site
Maryland, United States
Public Health & Advocacy
Physical Demands
Able to take office and classroom tasks, ability to sit for extended hours, visual acuity to read data on reports and computer screens, ability to type on keyboard for extended periods.
Minimum Qualifications
Education: MS or MPH in Epidemiology with other terminal degree (PhD, DrPH) in related field. Experience: Experience in teaching undergraduate and graduate course in epidemiology. Responsibilities: Successful candidate for the position is expected to teach undergraduate and graduate courses in epidemiology at fundamental and intermediate levels, and mentor students. In addition to teaching, responsibilities may include developing new course syllabi; attending and participating in program planning meetings; participating in program assessment and evaluation; assisting with the revision of syllabi and curriculum revisions; and serving on departmental, school and campus committees. Effective interpersonal, communication, and collaborative skills are essential
Able to take office and classroom tasks, ability to sit for extended hours, visual acuity to read data on reports and computer screens, ability to type on keyboard for extended periods.
Minimum Qualifications
Education: MS or MPH in Epidemiology with other terminal degree (PhD, DrPH) in related field. Experience: Experience in teaching undergraduate and graduate course in epidemiology. Responsibilities: Successful candidate for the position is expected to teach undergraduate and graduate courses in epidemiology at fundamental and intermediate levels, and mentor students. In addition to teaching, responsibilities may include developing new course syllabi; attending and participating in program planning meetings; participating in program assessment and evaluation; assisting with the revision of syllabi and curriculum revisions; and serving on departmental, school and campus committees. Effective interpersonal, communication, and collaborative skills are essential