Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice: Acute Care

Ariane Roussel; Fort Wayne (IN); On-site; USD 104,000 - 125,000; Full time

Job summary

Manchester University in Fort Wayne invites passionate educators to apply for the Assistant/Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice: Acute Care. This 12-month, non-tenure-track position blends teaching, scholarship, and inpatient clinical practice.

This role offers a meaningful opportunity to impact students, collaborate with healthcare partners, and advance professional practice in a supportive academic environment.

Qualifications

• Pharm.D. or equivalent professional degree.
• Active pharmacist license (or eligibility for licensure in Indiana).
• Credentials appropriate for appointment at the rank of Assistant or Associate Professor (rank commensurate with experience).
• Demonstrated understanding of current pharmacy practice.
• Strong communication, collaboration, and mentoring skills.
• Commitment to interdisciplinary education and student success.
• Evidence of scholarly engagement preferred.

Responsibilities

• Teach and coordinate didactic and/or clinical courses, delivering high-quality, engaging instruction.
• Design innovative, evidence-based learning experiences that prepare students for modern pharmacy practice.
• Collaborate with faculty to enhance curriculum, teaching strategies, and assessment methods.
• Assess student performance and continuously improve learning outcomes.
• Serve as a professional role model, mentor, and academic advisor to students.
• Contribute to scholarship through research, application, and dissemination (publications/presentations).
• Engage in clinical practice in an inpatient setting while maintaining licensure and competency.
• Participate in governance, committees, and initiatives that support student success and program excellence.

Skills

Teaching

Communication

Collaboration

Mentoring

Clinical practice

Education

Pharm.D. or equivalent

Job description

Assistant/Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice: Acute Care

Pharmacy Practice - MU Regular Full-Time Fort Wayne Campus, Fort Wayne, IN, US 1 Attachments

30+ days ago Requisition ID: 1611

Salary Range: $104,000.00 To $125,000.00 Annually

Position: Assistant/Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice: Acute Care

Department: Pharmacy Practice

Campus: Fort Wayne, IN

Target Hire Date: January 2027

Shape the next generation of pharmacists while staying at the forefront of patient care. Manchester University invites passionate, practice-driven educators to apply for the Assistant/Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice: Acute Care in a unique role that blends teaching, scholarship, and hands-on inpatient clinical practice. This 12-month, non-tenure-track position offers a meaningful opportunity to impact students, collaborate with healthcare partners, and advance your professional practice in a supportive academic environment.

What You'll Do:

• Teach and coordinate didactic and/or clinical courses, delivering high-quality, engaging instruction
• Design innovative, evidence-based learning experiences that prepare students for modern pharmacy practice
• Collaborate with faculty to enhance curriculum, teaching strategies, and assessment methods
• Assess student performance and continuously improve learning outcomes
• Serve as a professional role model, mentor, and academic advisor to students
• Contribute to scholarship through research, application, and dissemination (publications/presentations)
• Engage in clinical practice in an inpatient setting while maintaining licensure and competency
• Participate in governance, committees, and initiatives that support student success and program excellence

What You'll Need:

• Pharm.D. or equivalent professional degree.
• Active pharmacist license (or eligibility for licensure in Indiana).
• Credentials appropriate for appointment at the rank of Assistant or Associate Professor (rank commensurate with experience).
• Demonstrated understanding of current pharmacy practice.
• Strong communication, collaboration, and mentoring skills.
• Commitment to interdisciplinary education and student success.
• Evidence of scholarly engagement preferred.