Faculty, Biomedical Sciences - Immunology

Faculty, Biomedical Sciences - Immunology

Mercer University School of Medicine is seeking highly qualified educators with broad training and demonstrated experience or enthusiasm for teaching immunology in an integrated pre-clerkship medical school curriculum.

Responsibilities

This position is a non-tenure track, 12-month appointment on the Macon, GA campus. Additional duties will be required/assigned during the summer.

Teaching faculty will play a key role in the continued development and implementation of an integrated, cross-disciplinary curriculum that includes small and large group case-based and team-based learning, and other active teaching-learning methods.

Successful candidates will have a strong record of scholarly activity and evidence of medical or graduate teaching expertise in the immunology discipline.

Applications for full-time faculty at the Assistant, Associate or Full Professor rank will be considered.

Qualifications

Candidates must hold a terminal degree (M.D or equivalent, Ph.D.) from an accredited college/university in an appropriate discipline.

The ideal candidate will have:

• Experience in health professions education particularly with utilizing active learning methods in teaching biomedical sciences in one of the three areas/disciplines listed above;
• Experience independently develop learning resources, independently develop and facilitate large group interactive learning sessions, develop items for assessment of student learning, and serve as a discipline representative in the applicants respective specialty;
• Experience as a tutor/facilitator of small group interdisciplinary case-based learning sessions in a clinically oriented pre-clerkship medical curriculum.
• Applicants applying for Associate or Full Professor ranks should have a strong record of medical school teaching in large and small group settings.

Faculty members are expected to participate broadly across the curricula in both the medical and graduate programs, engage in scholarship in areas of biomedical science, medical education, or community-oriented research, and serve on departmental, school-wide, or other committees as designated.