"Biology Lecturer - Anatomy and Physiology, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (Faculty position August 2025-May 2026)"

The Department of Biology at Lipscomb University is seeking applicants for full-time, temporary-track faculty position at the rank of Assistant Professor or higher beginning August 2025. The position responsibilities include teaching undergraduate Human Anatomy & Physiology for our pre-nursing students. This course is a two-semester sequence involving lecture and laboratory sections for nursing majors. Normal full-time teaching load is 30 hours per 10-month, academic year. Qualified candidates should have strong experience in teaching human anatomy and physiology with supporting degrees. The labs include cadaver dissection. Additional requirements include strong mentoring skills as well as a passion for Christian education. Interpersonal skills in communication and the ability to work in a team-based educational approach are required.

Lipscomb University is a Christian institution committed to creating students whose academic excellence, faith and practice, and community service reflect our ideals of global citizenship. With more than 4,600 students and a 10-year growth rate of 85 percent, Lipscomb is a dynamic university offering students a choice of eight bachelor’s degrees in 136 majors, 24 master’s degrees in 70 fields of study, four education specialist degrees and three doctoral degrees. In addition to Lipscomb’s residential campus in the Green Hills area of Nashville, Tennessee, there are five satellite locations and numerous online programs. U.S. News & World Report, which named Lipscomb University as an up-and-coming university and one of the most innovative universities in the South, ranked Lipscomb for the first time in school history as a national university in the annual “2017 America’s Guide to Colleges.” In 2016 the Carnegie Foundation classified Lipscomb as a doctoral university, placing it among 7 percent of schools nationwide. At the heart of Lipscomb University are more than 940 full-time faculty and staff who are committed to creating a lasting impact beyond the campus, serving the good of humanity to the glory of God.