Sr. Researcher - Tenure-Eligible. Full Professor or Promotion-Eligible, 12-month appointment Location:
Tulsa, OK
Open Date:
Oct 20, 2023
Description: Direct Supervisor: Department Chair
FTE: 100% Appointment Type: Tenure-Eligible. Full Professor or Promotion-Eligible, 12-month appointment
Title/Rank: Full Professor or Promotion Eligible
Primary Location: OU Health Science Center in Tulsa, OK
POSITION DESCRIPTION :
Responsibilities: Supports the strategic plan of the Department of Rehabilitation Sciences, the College of Allied Health, and OU Health Sciences Center through mentoring, teaching, research/scholarship, and service activities
Research/Scholarship: Maintain an organized, viable, and fundable research agenda using internal and external collaborations and resources. Procure internal and external grant funding to support individual and/or team-based research projects. Maintain a consistent record of research dissemination activities to include publications and presentations through local, national and international opportunities. Mentor professional and post-professional students in research activities. Teaching: Primary teaching responsibilities within post-professional and graduate programs (Doctor of Science, PhD) Participate in the curriculum design, delivery, and accreditation processes for post-professional and graduate programs Advise and mentor students in post-professional and graduate programs. Deliver courses with innovative and evidence-based teaching methods. Service: Participate as a leader in University, College, Department, and Program committees. Participate in grant review groups and/or active roles in professional associations at national level. Qualifications: JOB REQUIREMENTS Required Physical Therapist (PT) or Occupational Therapist (OT) with an earned academic doctoral degree with a research focus that prepares the candidate for independent research and mentoring. Individuals who are not PT or OT, but with a degree that strongly complements rehabilitation sciences (such as Public Health, other healthcare degrees, bioengineering, etc.), and has evidence of related teaching, practice or research experience, may be considered. Established research program with current/recent funding that aligns with department, college and university research priorities and strategic plans. Preferences (Not Required) Experience with teaching in graduate programs. Evidence of successful mentoring of PhD students, MS students, and/or post-doctoral scholars. Experience with course and curriculum design. Application Instructions: Applicants are required to provide a CV and Cover Letter to apply.interfolio.com/134152.
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