Anatomy & Physiology Professor (Tenure-Track)

Otterbein University

Westerville (OH)

On-site

USD 56,000 - 68,000

Full time

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Job summary

Otterbein University invites applications for a full-time Assistant Professor of Biology with a primary specialization in Human Anatomy & Physiology. The role can be tenure track or non-tenure track and includes teaching Anatomy & Physiology across undergraduate labs and lectures, advising pre-professional health students, and service on committees.

The compensation starts at $62,226 plus full university benefits, with the start date in August 2027, reflecting commitment to inclusive

Qualifications

PhD, MD, or DO required for this full-time, tenure track or non-tenure track position.
Broadly trained anatomist, physiologist, or related field with expertise in human anatomy and physiology.
Evidence of teaching effectiveness in anatomy and physiology lectures and labs.
Commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion.
Preference for more than 3 years of experience teaching human anatomy and physiology labs and lectures.
Tenure-track candidates should have a strong publication record and an active undergraduate research plan.

Responsibilities

Teach 21 workload hours in the academic year for tenure track or 24 hours for non-tenure track.
Teach Anatomy & Physiology I labs, Anatomy & Physiology II lectures and labs; serve as Lab Director and direct all A&P instructors.
Advise pre-professional health students and participate in university/department committees.
For non-tenure track: more workload hours; for tenure track: engage in an active research program.
Indicate whether applying for tenure track or non-tenure track.