"Tenure-Track Assistant/Associate Professor (multiple openings)"

Posted: 09-May-25

Location: New Brunswick, New Jersey

Categories: Academic/Faculty, Other - Academic/Faculty

Internal Number: 227249

Minimum Education and Experience:

Tenure track faculty must hold a PhD or DSc in STEM or health-related field, should have a minimum of 1 year of post-doctoral research training or academic-focused industry experience, and Health-related research focus. Rank is based on criteria including, but not limited to, research experience, scholarly productivity, evidence of independence, level of national and/or international impact and recognition, and history of extramural funding.

Preferred area of expertise:

Candidates should have research expertise in diverse areas, including but not limited to

• Digital Health
• Implementation Science
• Health-related AI and Data Science, Clinical and Health Informatics
• Neuro-rehabilitation, Exercise and Movement science
• Rehabilitation Engineering
• Clinical Nutrition
• Behavioral, Mental Health and Rehabilitation counseling research
• Health Disparities
• Health Outcomes Research
• Clinical Trials

Successful candidates will have portfolios that will complement and strengthen SHP's vision and mission.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

• Lead an independent research program
• Collaborate with others to promote interdisciplinary and team based science
• Secure extramural funding to support their research program, including the percentage of their salary allocated to research
• Disseminate their research in high quality journals and through conference presentations and other means of scholarly dissemination
• Mentor graduate students and post-docs
• Teach lessons/course in STEM or health-related field as assigned by the Department Chair, Director or Research Dean
• Mentorship of junior faculty as appropriate
• Exemplify professional conduct including ethical conduct of research, as well as collegial and respectful behavior

City: Newark/Piscataway

State: NJ

Location: Newark (RBHS)