Pharmacology Faculty: Teaching & Research in PharmD Program

Clinical Sciences California Health Sciences University (chsu); Searcy (AR); On-site; USD 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Harding University in Searcy, Arkansas invites applications for a 12-month Assistant/Associate Professor of Pharmacology within the College of Pharmacy. The successful candidate will develop and deliver the Pharm.D. curriculum while integrating faith with high‑level science.

Candidates should combine technical expertise with teaching excellence, contribute to active learning, supervise lab work, and participate in governance and scholarship through grants and publications.

Qualifications

• Ph.D. in Pharmacology or a closely related field.
• Pharm.D. is desirable but not required.
• Preference for CNS, cardiovascular, and GI pharmacology expertise.
• 2+ years of teaching and prior ACPE faculty experience preferred
• Experience with active learning, flipped classroom, and integrated curricula
• Experience with Canvas and ExamSoft
• Commitment to student outcomes and NAPLEX prep
• Active membership in professional organizations

Responsibilities

• Develop and deliver didactic and laboratory courses designed to prepare students for the rigors of professional pharmacy practice
• Partner with other faculty on interdisciplinary teaching and research
• Build collaborative relationships with scientists across academia and the pharmaceutical/biomedical industry
• Train and mentor pharmacy students in research and academic development
• Actively participate in faculty governance and institutional committees
• Advance the college’s scholarship metrics through grant submissions, securing external funding, and producing peer-reviewed abstracts, posters, presentations, and publications

Skills

CNS pharmacology

Cardiovascular pharmacology

Gastrointestinal pharmacology

Academic teaching

Laboratory supervision

SoTL in pharmacology

Education

Ph.D. in Pharmacology

Pharm.D. desirable

Tools

Canvas

ExamSoft

Job description

Harding University in Searcy, Arkansas invites applications for a 12-month Assistant/Associate Professor of Pharmacology within the College of Pharmacy. The successful candidate will develop and deliver the Pharm.D. curriculum while integrating faith with high‑level science.

Candidates should combine technical expertise with teaching excellence, contribute to active learning, supervise lab work, and participate in governance and scholarship through grants and publications.