Professor Pathology (Open Rank)

Pacific Northwest University of Health Sciences•Yakima, WA

12d•$158,300 - $351,800•Onsite

About The Position

Pacific Northwest University of Health Sciences (PNWU) is hiring an open-rank Pathology faculty member to teach osteopathic medical students and biosciences master's-level students. The faculty member will teach Pathophysiology, Pathology, Histopathology, and some Histology, helping students understand common disease mechanisms and diagnostic approaches used in clinical practice. The position has no expectation of hospital activity or clinical laboratory responsibilities. The faculty member will contribute to the development and delivery of an integrated, systems-based curriculum; prepare and deliver instruction in live, recorded, written, and online formats; and develop active, flipped-classroom learning sessions and labs. The role also includes student advising and mentoring, scholarly activity and research aligned with institutional goals, professional development, committee service, and participation in departmental, college, and university activities. The position is based in a standard office and campus environment. It may involve routine visits to businesses and clients, meetings outside the University, and travel to other cities and states. The role requires slight physical effort, including extended periods of sitting, reaching, finger dexterity, communication, vision and hearing within normal parameters, and moving about. The annual salary range is $158,300–$351,800, with rank-specific ranges: Assistant Professor, $158,300–$266,000; Associate Professor, $182,100–$305,900; Professor, $209,400–$351,800. Hiring rate is commensurate with qualifications and experience.

Requirements

Required degree: PhD, MD, or DO; a DVM degree is accepted.
Strong organization, interpersonal, and planning skills.
Strong verbal and written communication skills.
Ability to work as part of a team and flexibly with others in varied circumstances.
Ability to analyze issues, solve problems, and create action plans.
Ability to manage projects and people, prioritize work, and self-direct workflow.
Ability to work with and manage different computer programs and databases.
Sound judgment and discretion in handling confidential information and the ability to conduct oneself professionally.
Commitment to providing high-quality service and responsiveness to requests.

Nice To Haves

Three years of teaching experience, preferably in undergraduate medical education.
Experience with a systems-based curriculum.
A demonstrated history of scholarly achievements.

Responsibilities

Teach Pathophysiology, Pathology, Histopathology, and Histology to osteopathic medical students and biosciences master's-level students.
Collaborate with other professionals to develop and deliver a systems-based curriculum integrating Anatomy, Histology, Microbiology, Physiology, Pathology, Medicine, and Pharmacology.
Prepare and deliver lecture material in live, recorded, written, and online formats.
Develop and conduct active, flipped-classroom learning sessions and labs.
Formulate high-quality exam questions.
Participate in curriculum design, review, and evaluation.
Provide academic counseling and advice to students and develop meaningful mentoring relationships for academic and career advising.
Develop and maintain a program of innovation and research aligned with departmental, college, and University missions and goals.
Engage in collaborative innovative efforts within and outside PNWU.
Engage in professional development.
Serve on committees, participate in projects, and attend meetings in support of the University mission and departmental, college, and University goals.
Understand and adhere to relevant accreditation standards, policies, and procedures.
Conduct oneself consistently with PNWU's philosophy and mission.
Perform other duties as assigned.