Clinical Assistant Professor or Clinical Associate Professor

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The Division of Radiologic Science is recruiting for a fixed-term, faculty appointment at the rank of Clinical Assistant Professor or Clinical Associate Professor.
The faculty member will have the primary responsibilities of:
* Teaching upper division undergraduate degree courses related to professional communication, leadership, research, medicolegal issues, and masters level research courses;
* Active role in leadership in the Division of Radiologic Science as specified with the Department Chair;
* Curriculum Director for master's degree program;
* Additional duties as assigned by Division Director or assumed role as Division Director.

* Doctoral degree related to administration, healthcare, research, public health, or informatics; Applicants nearing completion of doctoral degree may be considered.
* Graduate of an accredited medical imaging program ( JRCERT or JRCDMS)
* Certification in radiography by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists or certification in sonography by the American Registry of Diagnostic Medical Sonography

* Prior teaching experience in a baccalaureate medical imaging program
* Record of leadership positions in academics, healthcare, or industry
* Prior administrative experience
* Publication and presentation record at the state, regional, and national level
* Interest in artificial intelligence, imaging informatics, global health/abroad opportunities for faculty and students
* Active participation in professional societies ( JRCERT/ JRCDMS, ARRT/ ARDMS; ASRT/ SDMS)

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