Adjunct Faculty - Human Disease Mechanisms & Translation
BOSTON, MAPosted 30+ days ago
Job summary
Job post source
This job is directly from Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences
Job overview
The Adjunct Faculty - Human Disease Mechanisms & Translation role involves developing and teaching a new undergraduate course focused on disease mechanisms and translational medicine, impacting the foundation and success of a new Bachelor of Science program.
Responsibilities and impact
The instructor will develop course content, deliver online instruction, advise students, maintain communication with program leadership, participate in course improvement, and contribute to student mentoring and course development efforts.
Experience and skills
Candidates must have an advanced degree in a related field, experience teaching or developing courses for adult or online undergraduates, life sciences experience, strong communication skills, ability to work independently, and familiarity with learning management and video conferencing systems.
Career development
The role offers opportunities to shape a new academic program and contribute to its growth, providing professional development in course design and online teaching within a reputable institution.
Work environment and culture
The institution values integrity, community, engagement, collaboration, support, and innovation, fostering a supportive and inclusive academic environment.
Company information
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, established in 1823, is a leading health and life sciences institution in Boston with multiple campuses and a commitment to creating a healthier, equitable world.
Job location and travel
The position is online and synchronous, designed for part-time adult undergraduate students, with no specific physical location required.
Application process
Applicants must submit a cover letter and resume, undergo reference and background checks if finalists, and be authorized to work in the U.S., with no visa sponsorship available.
Unique job features
The role involves developing a new course and seminar with a focus on translational medicine and personalized therapies, partnering with instructional designers and program leaders to ensure relevance and quality.
Company overview
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences (MCPHS) is a private university specializing in healthcare education. It offers undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs in pharmacy, nursing, and various health sciences. Founded in 1823, MCPHS is one of the oldest institutions of its kind in the United States and has campuses in Boston, Worcester, and Manchester. The university generates revenue through tuition fees, research grants, and partnerships with healthcare organizations. Its long history and strong industry connections make it a reputable choice for aspiring healthcare professionals.
How to land this job
Tailor your resume to emphasize your advanced degree and experience teaching or developing undergraduate courses, particularly in adult, part-time, or online settings, as this aligns directly with MCPHS's requirements for the Adjunct Faculty role.
Highlight your expertise in life sciences, including knowledge of human physiology, pathophysiology, molecular and genetic disease mechanisms, and translational medicine, as these are core to the course content you will be teaching.
Apply through multiple channels such as the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences corporate careers page and LinkedIn to maximize your visibility and chances of being noticed by the hiring team.
Connect with faculty, program directors, or staff in the School of Professional Studies or related life sciences divisions at MCPHS on LinkedIn; use ice breakers such as commenting on their recent publications, expressing enthusiasm for the new Bachelor of Science program, or asking about their experience with online course development.
Optimize your resume for ATS by incorporating keywords from the job description like 'course development,' 'learning management system,' 'Blackboard,' 'online instruction,' 'student engagement,' 'translational medicine,' and 'life sciences education' to ensure your resume passes initial screenings.
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