Impactful Health Services Research & Implementation Science Faculty

Meharry Medical College; United States; Remote; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Meharry Medical College seeks an Assistant or Associate Professor to enhance the School of Global Health through innovative research in Health Services Research and Implementation Science. The role involves teaching graduate courses, mentoring students, and developing cross-disciplinary collaborations to advance population health research.

Candidates must have a relevant doctoral degree and demonstrate effective teaching, scholarship, and commitment to health equity. A strong background in evaluation methodologies is required, along with the potential for extramural funding.

Qualifications

• Demonstrated potential for extramural funding in health services or implementation science.
• Expertise in evaluation methods applicable to population health or program interventions.
• Experience in leading population health programs or systems-level interventions.

Responsibilities

• Design and teach graduate-level courses in population health science and implementation science.
• Mentor graduate students and junior faculty in research methods and evaluation strategies.
• Publish in top-tier peer-reviewed journals and present at national/international conferences.

Skills

Teaching

Health services research

Implementation science

Monitoring and evaluation methods

Interdisciplinary research collaboration

Education

PhD, DrPH, MD, JD, ScD or equivalent doctoral degree

Tools

Statistical software (SAS, Stata, R, NVivo)

Job description

Meharry Medical College seeks an Assistant or Associate Professor to enhance the School of Global Health through innovative research in Health Services Research and Implementation Science. The role involves teaching graduate courses, mentoring students, and developing cross-disciplinary collaborations to advance population health research.

Candidates must have a relevant doctoral degree and demonstrate effective teaching, scholarship, and commitment to health equity. A strong background in evaluation methodologies is required, along with the potential for extramural funding.