Jobs at College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics at The University of Toledo

This full-time faculty role within the Department of Physiology and Pharmacology focuses on advancing biomedical research in neurophysiology. The position involves leading independent investigations into systems neurophysiology, neural engineering, and neuromodulation of the central and peripheral nervous systems. Key responsibilities include conducting in vivo electrophysiology, performing microsurgery on peripheral nerves, and managing cardiovascular telemetry studies. The role appeals to candidates seeking to complement existing departmental strengths in a collaborative academic environment. Candidates must hold a PhD in biomedical sciences with postdoctoral experience in these specific areas. The position is based on the Health Science Campus and requires a commitment to professional research standards and effective communication.

This full-time faculty position within the Department of Surgery at the University of Toledo seeks a Board Certified or Eligible Plastic Surgeon to join an academic medical center. The role involves providing comprehensive plastic and reconstructive surgery care at a Level II Trauma Center while developing a cosmetic practice. Key responsibilities include teaching medical students and residents, conducting research, and performing essential service duties. The position offers a collaborative academic environment with opportunities for professional growth and leadership. Located in Toledo, Ohio, the role provides access to a vibrant city with affordable living, cultural attractions, and outdoor activities. The university supports work-life balance through comprehensive benefits including retirement plans, health coverage, and paid leave.

This temporary Chef de Cuisine role at The Statler Hotel supports Cornell University's mission by leading the back-of-house team within a four-diamond dining environment. Key responsibilities include creating menus for multiple outlets, overseeing food production, managing labor and food costs, and mentoring staff and students on safety protocols and kitchen operations. The position appeals to candidates seeking a dynamic leadership opportunity that combines high-end hospitality standards with an educational focus. The role emphasizes fostering an inclusive culture where diverse perspectives are valued and offers the chance to build relationships with local purveyors while working onsite in a collaborative, mission-driven setting.

This onsite Licensed Veterinary Technician II role supports the Theriogenology service at Cornell University Hospital for Animals, focusing on advanced reproductive care for equine, farm, and companion animals. The position blends clinical duties with academic responsibilities, including assisting with diagnostic and emergency procedures, managing laboratory operations, and supervising students. Key tasks involve patient handling, client communication, and contributing to research activities within a collaborative teaching environment. The role appeals to candidates seeking professional growth in a prestigious academic setting, offering access to award-winning benefits, comprehensive health coverage, and generous paid time off. The position requires physical stamina for a fast-paced hospital and operates on a rotating schedule that includes early mornings, evenings, and weekends.

This full-time, on-site Technician I role within Cornell University's College of Agriculture and Life Sciences supports the Feschotte Lab in the Department of Molecular Biology and Genetics. The position focuses on maintaining insect colonies, including termites and fruit flies, while conducting advanced molecular and cellular experiments such as confocal imaging, molecular cloning, and NGS library preparation. The role offers the opportunity to contribute to world-class research on mobile genetic elements within a collaborative, inclusive academic environment. Key responsibilities include performing precise laboratory techniques, maintaining detailed research records, and working effectively with postdoctoral fellows and faculty. The position is appealing for its access to comprehensive benefits, generous leave provisions, and extensive educational opportunities, all within a community dedicated to scientific discovery and belonging.

This full-time faculty role within the Division of Multi-Disciplinary Design seeks an Assistant or Associate Professor specializing in physical and digital product design. The position involves teaching studio-based courses that guide students from concept development through prototyping and production, while integrating technical competency with historical and theoretical foundations. Key responsibilities include leading hands-on design instruction, developing applied research projects, and fostering cross-disciplinary collaboration with industry partners. The role is appealing due to its focus on innovative, practice-driven education within a prestigious Research 1 institution, offering opportunities to work with emerging technologies like AI and extended reality. The position is based on the University of Utah campus in Salt Lake City, providing access to a dynamic urban environment and outdoor lifestyle.

This academic faculty role within the University of Toledo Department of Neurology seeks an Epileptologist at the Assistant, Associate, or Full Professor level. The position combines clinical practice, teaching, and research to serve patients in Northwest Ohio and Southeast Michigan while educating medical students, residents, and fellows. Key responsibilities include managing EEG and intraoperative monitoring services, providing inpatient and outpatient neurology care, and leading educational conferences and mentorship programs. The role appeals to candidates interested in a collaborative academic environment with opportunities for grant-funded research and professional growth. The position is based on the Health Science Campus and requires a combination of on-site clinical duties and administrative service.

This academic faculty role within the University of Toledo Department of Neurology seeks an Epileptologist at the Assistant, Associate, or Full Professor level. The position combines clinical practice, education, and research to serve communities in Northwest Ohio and Southeast Michigan. Key responsibilities include managing EEG and intraoperative monitoring services, providing inpatient and outpatient neurology care, and mentoring medical students and residents through lectures and clinical rotations. The role also involves leading scholarly activities and securing research funding. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative academic environment with a strong commitment to patient care and education. The position offers comprehensive benefits including pension plans, health insurance, and tuition waivers, while requiring a nicotine-free lifestyle.

This academic faculty role within the University of Toledo Department of Neurology seeks an Epileptologist at the Assistant, Associate, or Full Professor level. The position combines clinical practice, education, and research to serve patients in Northwest Ohio and Southeast Michigan while training medical students, residents, and fellows. Key responsibilities include managing EEG and intraoperative monitoring services, leading inpatient and outpatient neurology clinics, and mentoring trainees through lectures and rounds. The role also involves conducting scholarly research and securing grant funding. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative academic environment with a strong commitment to patient care and education. The position offers comprehensive benefits including pension plans, health insurance, and tuition waivers, and is based on the University of Toledo campus.

This full-time faculty role within the Division of Multi-Disciplinary Design at the University of Utah seeks an Assistant or Associate Professor specializing in physical product design. The position focuses on teaching students from concept to production, emphasizing human-centered design, material selection, and manufacturing processes. Key responsibilities include leading studio practice courses, guiding students in technical competency and design strategy, and contributing to the department's research and creative activities. The role appeals to candidates who value an innovative, cross-disciplinary curriculum that integrates architecture, engineering, and fine arts. It offers a collaborative academic environment with opportunities for industry partnerships and community engagement. The position is based on the Salt Lake City campus with a start date in July 2026.

This full-time faculty role within the University of Toledo Department of Neurology seeks an Epileptologist at the Assistant, Associate, or Full Professor level. The position combines clinical practice, academic teaching, and research to serve communities in Northwest Ohio and Southeast Michigan. Key responsibilities include managing EEG and intraoperative monitoring services, providing inpatient and outpatient neurology care, and mentoring medical students and residents through lectures and clinical rotations. The role also involves leading scholarly activities and securing research funding. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative academic environment with a strong commitment to education and patient care. The position is based on the Health Science Campus and offers comprehensive benefits including retirement plans, health insurance, and tuition waivers.

This adjunct faculty role within the College of Innovation and Design at East Texas A&M University involves teaching undergraduate courses in a fully online competency-based format. The position requires instructing three semester credit hours per term, responding to student inquiries within 24 hours, and providing timely feedback to facilitate student progression. The role appeals to educators seeking flexible engagement with a modern learning model, though it necessitates availability outside standard business hours. Candidates must hold a master's degree with relevant graduate coursework and possess strong communication skills alongside proficiency in standard office software. The position is based in Commerce, Texas, with duties conducted remotely through the university's online platform.

The role involves tenured faculty positions at the Charles Stewart Mott Department of Public Health within Michigan State University's College of Human Medicine. The department focuses on community-partnered research addressing health equity, social determinants, and policy change in Flint, Michigan. Key responsibilities include leading established research programs in implementation science, intervention development, and health policy advocacy while collaborating with community members to identify and solve local health challenges. The position offers a unique opportunity to work in a rapidly growing, mission-driven environment with significant financial support for research portfolios and no classroom teaching requirements. The role is appealing due to its strong emphasis on real-world impact, opportunities for leadership in training programs, and a flexible remote-friendly work arrangement within a vibrant community known for its rich cultural heritage and outdoor activities.

This full-time non-tenure track Assistant Professor role at the Chicago College of Optometry focuses on the Cornea and Contact Lenses specialty. The position involves developing and delivering lectures and laboratories, providing direct patient care, and precepting students and residents at the Midwestern University Eye Institute. Key responsibilities include participating in curricular assessment, engaging in scholarly research and publications, and serving on university committees to support an interdisciplinary educational environment. The role appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative culture that values professional growth, community service, and work-life balance within a comprehensive benefits package. The position is based on the Downers Grove campus with opportunities for leadership in state and national optometry organizations.

This fixed-term faculty role within the Health Programs system at Michigan State University's College of Veterinary Medicine focuses on endocrinology within the Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory. The position combines diagnostic service, research, and education, requiring a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree. Key responsibilities include providing written interpretations and phone consultations for endocrine disorders, developing new assay methodologies, and collaborating on clinical research using the laboratory's extensive data archive. The role offers an appealing environment for professional growth, leadership development, and teaching opportunities within a world-renowned, high-volume diagnostic facility that serves clients globally. The position supports the institution's mission of innovation and service while fostering a diverse and inclusive academic community.

This fixed-term faculty role within the Health Programs system at Michigan State University's College of Veterinary Medicine focuses on endocrinology within the Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory. The position combines diagnostic service, research, and education, requiring a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree. Key responsibilities include providing written interpretations and phone consultations for endocrine disorders, developing new assay methodologies, and collaborating on clinical research using the laboratory's extensive case archives. The role offers an appealing environment for professional growth, leadership development, and teaching veterinary students. It is based at a premier, fully accredited laboratory that performs over one million tests annually for clients globally, fostering a collaborative culture dedicated to advancing animal and public health.

This fixed-term academic role within Michigan State University's Department of Family Medicine combines clinical geriatric practice with teaching and research. The position involves providing comprehensive care to older adults across various settings, including outpatient clinics and skilled nursing facilities, while supervising medical students and residents. Key responsibilities include delivering high-quality patient care, engaging in medical education, and collaborating on community health initiatives. The role appeals to candidates seeking a dynamic environment that supports faculty development, scholarly research, and outreach to underserved populations. It offers the opportunity to work within a diverse, inclusive academic community dedicated to advancing the health of the broader community.

This tenure-track faculty role at Michigan State University's Charles Stewart Mott Department of Public Health seeks established researchers to lead high-impact implementation and intervention science. The position focuses on community-partnered research addressing health equity, social determinants, behavioral health, and environmental justice in Flint. Key responsibilities include expanding implementation science capabilities, collaborating with community stakeholders to shape departmental governance, and leveraging policy advocacy to translate findings into action. The role offers a unique opportunity to join a rapidly growing, mission-driven department with a $25 million gift guaranteeing salary coverage for those relocating their research portfolios. The position is fully research-focused with no teaching requirements, offering significant leadership potential in training programs and departmental development. While based in Flint, the role is designated as remote-friendly, allowing for flexible work arrangements within a collaborative, equity-centered culture.

This full-time Director of Nursing role at Mercy Hospital Southeast provides executive leadership for procedural areas including Endoscopy, Cardiac Cath Lab, Interventional Radiology, and Central Sterile. The position involves overseeing multiple cost centers, serving on system-wide councils, and collaborating with physicians and other executives to ensure high-quality patient care. Key responsibilities include managing operational budgets, driving clinical excellence, and fostering a culture of innovation and compassion. The role appeals to leaders seeking growth within a collaborative environment that values professional development through tuition support and retirement matching. Located in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, this exempt position offers a stable career path with comprehensive benefits and the opportunity to shape the future of healthcare.

The L. S. Skaggs Presidential Endowed Chair in Acute and Critical Care Nursing is a tenure-line faculty role at the University of Utah College of Nursing, designed for an established nurse scientist to lead a robust research program. The position focuses on executing a visionary research agenda in acute and critical care, mentoring students and junior faculty, and developing curriculum across doctoral and baccalaureate programs. Key responsibilities include securing external funding, publishing high-impact scholarly work, and advocating for policies that improve patient outcomes. The role offers the opportunity to thrive in a collegial environment with extensive cross-disciplinary collaboration among premier research institutes and centers. Candidates will benefit from a competitive start-up package and a supportive infrastructure dedicated to advancing scientific discovery and societal impact within a top-ranked academic medical center.

The University of Utah's Department of Health & Kinesiology seeks a Lecturer Track faculty member to serve as the Director of the Center for Emergency Programs. This full-time role combines academic instruction with administrative leadership for EMT, Advanced EMT, and Paramedic training. Key responsibilities include managing program operations and budgets, ensuring accreditation compliance, developing curricula, and supervising staff. The position offers the opportunity to shape the next generation of emergency care professionals within a collaborative, patient-focused environment. The role involves a mix of office, classroom, and field work, with occasional travel to clinical sites, and is based on the Salt Lake City campus.

The Program Coordinator II role within the College of Nursing at Texas A&M University Health Science Center supports multiple grant-funded initiatives focused on healthcare simulation. Key responsibilities include coordinating the creation and evaluation of virtual reality and high-fidelity manikin learning experiences, managing program budgets and compliance reporting for HRSA, and developing training materials for faculty and students. The position appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to transformative health education within a prestigious, collaborative academic environment. The role offers access to extensive professional development resources, comprehensive benefits, and a supportive culture that values diversity and excellence. This on-site position is based in Bryan, Texas, with occasional travel required between campuses and clinical partners.

The role involves serving as a part-time adjunct faculty member within the Department of Computational, Engineering, and Mathematical Sciences at Texas A&M University-San Antonio. The position focuses on teaching undergraduate mathematics courses such as Calculus, Statistics, and Algebra, primarily through face-to-face instruction during daytime hours with limited evening or synchronous online options. Key responsibilities include delivering lectures, utilizing instructional technology and the Blackboard learning management system, and fostering active learning environments for commuter students. The position appeals to educators with a Master's degree in Mathematics who seek to contribute to a collaborative academic community while gaining experience in a diverse university setting.