Assistant or Associate Clinical Professor - Division of Exercise Physiology, Non-tenure track
Ohio University
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Posted: 17-Dec-22
Location: Athens, Ohio
Salary: Open
Internal Number: 44077
Job Description:
Ohio University School of Applied Health Sciences and Wellness, Division of Exercise Physiology is seeking applications and nominations for an 11-month non-tenure track Clinical Faculty position. The successful candidate will be responsible for internship and practicum development, supervision, and placements for graduate and undergraduate students in the Exercise Physiology program. The candidate will teach both graduate and/or undergraduate courses for the Division of Exercise Physiology. The candidate will be responsible for managing laboratory equipment and ordering of laboratory supplies within a set budget. The candidate will help in the recruitment of high-quality undergraduate and graduate students. Clinical activities will include working collaboratively within the University and community programs to promote student learning, practical and research opportunities and community human performance initiatives. The candidate will also mentor students and serve on School, College, and University committees. The preferred candidate will have a commitment to contributing to the diversity in the college; including a diversity of education incorporating active learning, involvement in professional organizations related to human/sport performance, as well as experience and commitment to building professional relationships within academia, industry, and the community.
This position has an expectation of 30% teaching, 60% clinical teaching and service and 10% service.
Ohio University is a doctoral/research intensive state university with 23,000 students on its picturesque Athens campus and another 8,500 students on six regional and extension campuses. The Division of Exercise Physiology is within the School of Applied Health Sciences and Wellness in the College of Health Sciences and Professions (https://www.ohio.edu/chsp/).
Minimum Qualifications:
Earned M.S. with Exercise Physiology specialization or other relevant degree by the start date
Professional work experience in the field of exercise physiology; possession of associate credentials (e.g. NSCACSCS, CSCCa, SCCC or MSCC, ACSM-EP, or other).
Experience in the use and maintenance of a wide variety of equipment involved in Exercise Physiology teaching and research.
Evidence of successful leadership, advising, mentorship, and supervision of students in a higher education setting.
Evidence of successful teaching of undergraduate or graduate courses in Exercise Physiology.
Preferred Qualifications:
Earned Ph.D. or ABD with Exercise Physiology specialization at the start date.
Ability to engage and collaborate in research, especially as it pertains to exercise physiology.
Experience in program marketing potentially through community engagement or other experiences.
Planning Unit: College of Health Sciences & Professions
Department: School of Applied Health Sciences and Wellness
Applicants may contact this person if they have questions about this position: Sharon Perry, PhD, CSCS at perrys1@ohio.edu or Angie Hillman, PhD, EPC, at hillman@ohio.edu
Ohio University is home to one of the nation’s friendliest and most picturesque campuses. But more importantly, it’s where you can become part of a two-century tradition of excellence and embark upon a rewarding career that will make a real difference. From teaching and research to admissions, facilities maintenance, and residence life, our faculty and staff propel Ohio University’s mission of helping students become their best selves. OHIO offers competitive compensation and outstanding benefits. For a complete list of employment opportunities, please visit www.ohiouniversityjobs.com.Ohio University is an equal access/equal opportunity affirmative action institution. For more information about Ohio University’s policies prohibiting discrimination and harassment, visit www.ohio.edu/equity.