Mountain West HERC

Minimum Education and Experience:

• PhD – area of expertise or focus of program of research aligning with CHESR, that links to the overall Rutgers SON mission and vision;
• Eligibility for appointment at least at the rank of Assistant Professor tenure-track whose program of scholarship has had successful extramural support and is published in peer-reviewed, quality health-related journals.
• Applicants should have a focused program of scholarship in an area complementary to nursing science;
• Skill at grant writing as evidence by securing extramural support for research;
• Expertise in teaching and mentorship of undergraduate and graduate students
• Interest and demonstrated expertise in teaching identified courses that complement the programs of study at the School of Nursing;
• The School is particularly interested in areas of genomics, community-based participatory work, self and family illness management, HIV and infectious diseases, child health, and social determinants of health.

City: Newark

State: NJ

Location: Newark (RBHS)

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