Assistant/Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice, Gregory School of Pharmacy

SUMMARY: The Assistant/Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice provides didactic and/or clinical instruction to Doctoral Pharmacy students, with a focus on teaching content related to psychiatry, although additional teaching responsibilities are required.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

  • Provides didactic and/or clinical instruction within assigned courses.
  • Maintains an active clinical practice in accordance with area of specialty.
  • Integrates faith and professional values into instructional activities where applicable.
  • Serves as an advisor to PharmD students as assigned. 
  • Conducts research and/or scholarly activity associated with areas of his/her expertise that is either published or presented following peer review.
  • Participates actively in professional organizations associated with his/her discipline.
  • Serves as a role model of professional, servant leader behavior to students.
  • Serves on task forces and committees as assigned.
  • Attends faculty meetings, faculty development programs and other school functions as assigned.
  • Participates in other duties as assigned in service to the school or university.
  • Represents the school at various functions.
  • Assists with faculty recruitment and student applicant interviews.

QUALIFICATIONS:

  • Must be able to communicate effectively, verbally and in writing, with students, faculty, administrators, patients, and other health professionals.
  • Adept at organizing complex scientific and professional subject matter and designing instructional strategies that make the material understandable and applicable. 
  • Skill in using computer software, such as Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint is required, as is the ability to use electronic and internet educational and professional resources.
  • A comprehensive knowledge of pharmacy practice, in a specific discipline, is essential, along with strong critical thinking skills and the ability to function effectively and collaboratively as part of an educational and research team.
  • Demonstrated ability to engage in research and/or scholarly activity.

EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE: Pharmacy residency training or Ph.D. in a specific discipline within the Pharmacy Practice/Social Administrative Sciences.