Assistant Professor, Comparative Vertebrate Physiology

California State University, Chico; Turlock (CA); On-site; USD 78,957 - 81,322; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive benefits package

Job summary

Stanislaus State in Turlock, CA invites applications for a tenure-track Assistant Professor in Comparative Vertebrate Physiology within the Department of Biological Sciences. The role emphasizes undergraduate education, teaching excellence, and a developing research program.

The position requires Ph.D. in physiology or related field (ABD considered). Responsibilities include teaching, curriculum development, mentoring, and service, with a typical workload centered on teaching and advising.

Qualifications

• Ph.D. in physiology, integrative biology, organismal biology, or closely related field (ABD considered if degree is completed by the start date).
• Demonstrated expertise in comparative animal physiology appropriate for undergraduate lecture and laboratory instruction.
• Documented experience in undergraduate teaching, with evidence of commitment to and effectiveness in student learning.

Responsibilities

• Teach undergraduate lecture and laboratory courses in comparative vertebrate physiology.
• Contribute to the broader biology curriculum and advise undergraduate students.
• Develop and maintain an active research program with undergraduate participation.
• Engage in departmental, college, and university service and promote inclusive teaching.

Education

Ph.D. in physiology, integrative biology, organismal biology, or closely related field (ABD considered)

Demonstrated expertise in comparative animal physiology

Undergraduate teaching experience

Job description

Stanislaus State in Turlock, CA invites applications for a tenure-track Assistant Professor in Comparative Vertebrate Physiology within the Department of Biological Sciences. The role emphasizes undergraduate education, teaching excellence, and a developing research program.

The position requires Ph.D. in physiology or related field (ABD considered). Responsibilities include teaching, curriculum development, mentoring, and service, with a typical workload centered on teaching and advising.