Extreme-Environment Human Performance Professor

Northeastern University

Boston (MA)

On-site

USD 104,000 - 246,000

Full time

7 days ago

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Job summary

Northeastern University, within the Bouvé College of Health Sciences, seeks open-rank tenure-track/tenure-on-entry faculty beginning 2027–2029 to expand research on human performance under extreme conditions. Appointments may be housed in multiple departments with cross‑college collaboration across arts, engineering, science, and health disciplines.

The position emphasizes mentoring, collaborative research, and a strong faculty development strategy, with opportunities to contribute to innovative

Qualifications

PhD or equivalent doctorate by start date in a relevant field.
Experience working with diverse student populations.
Record of or potential for extramural research funding.
Minimum 5 years (associate rank) or 10 years (full rank) of academic experience.
Strong teaching and scholarly leadership in high-performance health-related domains.

Responsibilities

Develop or sustain an externally funded program of research.
Publish in peer‑reviewed venues and disseminate findings to diverse audiences.
Mentor doctoral, master’s, or undergraduate students in research.
Teach at undergraduate, graduate, or professional levels in area of expertise.
Advise and mentor students, including global populations.
Contribute to curriculum development and program growth.
Engage with department, college, and university service and professional societies.
Collaborate with external partners to advance research programs.