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. The position is highly competitive, and applicants must have one of the following degrees or equivalent: PhD, PharmD, PharmD/PhD, DDS, or DDS/PhD. Position Key Accountabilities: Responsibilities include a wide
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Assistant or Associate Professor, Research - Diagnostic and Biomedical Sciences, School of Dentistry
. The position is highly competitive, and applicants must have one of the following degrees or equivalent: PhD, PharmD, PharmD/PhD, DDS, or DDS/PhD. Position Key Accountabilities: Key responsibilities
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research. To express personal interest and obtain additional information or offer a nomination, please contact search committee co-chairs Kevin Morano, PhD, Senior Vice President of Academic and Faculty
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(claims, registries, EMR) and observational studies. SAS experienced preferred. Minimum Education: Master’s degree in related health science. PhD preferred. Minimum Experience: Two years of statistician
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project initiation. Qualifications PhD., rank of Associate Professor or Professor or Associate Professor or Professor rank on Clinical Series track. Strong track record of successful extramural grant
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that form the core requirements of degree programs and events for the Office of Academic Affairs. Performs other duties as assigned. Certifications/Skills: A graduate degree in biomedical sciences (MS or PhD
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: Successful candidates must hold a PhD, MD, or equivalent degree and demonstrate a track record of publications in leading peer-reviewed journals. Candidates with a proven record of independent, extramural
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group-based education and interventions. • Skill in clinical and educational writing. • Knowledge of state and federal laws and legal requirements. • PhD or PsyD in Clinical Psychology from APA approved
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attach a letter describing qualifications and interests, a curriculum vita, and contact information for three professional references to the web application. Address any questions to: Bing Yu, PhD, Chair
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), the occupational and environmental medicine (OEM) residency program continuously accredited by ACGME since 1977, and one of only two civilian OEM programs in Texas, and the first and only PhD program in Total Worker