Open Rank Teaching Track - Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology

CHICAGO, ILPosted 19 days ago

Job summary

• Job post source

  This job is directly from UIC Tutorium

• Job overview

  The Open Rank Teaching Track position in the Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology at UIC involves teaching anatomy and neuroanatomy to medical students and developing curriculum and electives, impacting medical education significantly.

• Responsibilities and impact

  The role includes lecturing in the Medical Student Brain and Behavior course, directing an advanced anatomy elective for fourth-year students, developing new anatomy electives, leading the creation of a Master's program in Teaching of Anatomical Sciences, and participating in related duties and special projects.

• Compensation and benefits

  The salary range is $80,000 to $200,000 annually, competitive and commensurate with experience, with comprehensive benefits including health, dental, vision, life insurance, pension plan, paid leave, and tuition waivers.

• Experience and skills

  Candidates must have a PhD or MD, at least 5 years teaching gross anatomy with dissection, 3 years teaching neuroanatomy, and scholarly activity in anatomy teaching technology; higher ranks require leadership, committee service, and scholarly contributions in medical education or related fields.

• Career development

  Opportunities include potential leadership roles in curriculum development and involvement in developing new academic programs, fostering professional growth in medical education.

• Work environment and culture

  UIC is a diverse, urban public research university with a commitment to student success and inclusion, offering a supportive academic environment with a focus on innovation and community engagement.

• Company information

  UIC is a major urban public research university in Chicago, known for its diverse student body, strong research programs, and designation as a Minority Serving Institution with a broad range of academic colleges and health sciences programs.

• Job location and travel

  The position is located in Chicago, IL, at the University of Illinois Chicago campus.

• Application process

  Applicants must apply by September 9, 2025, including required documentation and compliance with equal opportunity and employment mandates.

• Unique job features

  This position offers the unique opportunity to lead new program development in anatomical sciences education and engage in curriculum innovation within a large, research-intensive university.

Company overview

UIC Tutorium, part of the University of Illinois Chicago, specializes in providing English language instruction and support services for international students, professionals, and organizations seeking to improve English proficiency. The Tutorium offers intensive English programs, customized training, and test preparation courses, generating revenue through tuition fees and partnerships with academic and corporate clients. Established in 1978, it is accredited by the Commission on English Language Program Accreditation (CEA), ensuring high-quality standards. The Tutorium is known for its experienced faculty, student-centered approach, and integration with UIC’s diverse academic community. Candidates should be aware of its strong reputation for fostering cross-cultural communication and supporting student success in academic and professional environments.

How to land this job

• Position your resume to emphasize your extensive teaching experience in human gross anatomy with dissection and neuroanatomy, highlighting at least five years and three years respectively, as required by the job description.

• Highlight your involvement in curriculum development, especially related to neuroanatomy content, anatomy electives, and any leadership roles in academic settings to align with the responsibilities of lecturing, course direction, and program development at UIC Tutorium.

• Apply through multiple platforms including the official UIC Tutorium career site and LinkedIn to maximize your exposure to this position and ensure your application is seen by multiple recruiters and hiring managers.

• Connect on LinkedIn with faculty or staff in the Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology at UIC Tutorium; use ice breakers such as commenting on recent departmental research, expressing enthusiasm for their new Master’s program initiative, or asking insightful questions about the integrated medical curriculum to start conversations.

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