Associate Professor in Clinical Pharmacy

1000scholars; Odense; On-site; DKK 700,000 - 900,000; Full time

Job summary

University of Southern Denmark in Odense, Denmark seeks an Associate Professor in Clinical Pharmacy to lead a research area within CPPEM and contribute to teaching across multiple programs. The candidate should have a PhD or equivalent research experience and a strong track record in attracting external funding.

Fluent English is required, and the role involves collaboration with both in-house and external researchers, as well as administrative duties and potential supervision of projects.

Qualifications

• Fluent English (both written and spoken).
• PhD degree or equivalent research experience.
• Ability to establish a research area and attract external funding.

Responsibilities

• Establish own research area within the pharmacoepidemiologic research group at the department.
• Attract external research funding and supervise scientific and technical staff.
• Contribute to teaching across Medicine, Pharmacy, Chiropractor and Biomedicine, and supervise bachelor and master projects.

Skills

Fluent English

Education

PhD degree or equivalent

Job description

Associate Professor in Clinical Pharmacy

SDU - University of Southern Denmark

Odense, Denmark

The academic position

The research areas of Clinical Pharmacology, Pharmacy and Environmental Medicine (CPPEM) span from pharmacological epidemiology to clinical studies and cell-based basic pharmacology. CPPEM has a strong background in investigations of exposure to environmental chemicals, pharmacoepidemiology, pharmacogenetics, pharmacokinetics, drug-dr

The area of research is flexible within the area of pharmacoepidemiologic and clinical research and could be (but is not limited to) drug use patterns and rational pharmacotherapy. The department has a strong focus on interdisciplinary collaboration both in-house and with external researchers and the new person is expected to continue this tradition.

Areas of responsibility

The applicant will be expected to establish their own research area within the pharmacoepidemiologic research group at the department. Thus, the applicant should be able to attract external research funding to support research and employ scientific and technical staff. The applicant may have a background within pharmacy or medicine.

The research unit teaches in four educations: Medicine, Pharmacy, Chiropractor, and Biomedicine, and the position comes with teaching obligations within these subjects at the University as well as supervision of bachelor and master projects. Additionally, we expect that you will contribute to administrative duties, e.g., participating in Study Board or other similar activities.

Fluent English (both written and spoken) is required. You are expected to have qualifications that renders it probable that you will be able to establish your own research area within the research unit. Further, you are required to have a PhD degree or similar research experience.

Deadline 1 November