Society of Behavioral Medicine
Vanderbilt University: Assistant Professor in Medicine, Health, and Society
Society of Behavioral Medicine, Nashville, Tennessee, United States,
Vanderbilt University: Assistant Professor in Medicine, Health, and Society
Unit: Medicine, Health and SocietyPosition Type: FacultyLocation: Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TNOpen Date: Sep 12, 2024Close Date: Nov 15, 2024The Department of Medicine, Health, and Society (MHS) at Vanderbilt University invites applications for a tenure-track Assistant Professor position in Medicine, Health, and Society to begin Fall 2025. This position will be associated with the interdisciplinary Center for Research on Inequality and Health, but the tenure home for this position will be in the Department of Medicine, Health, and Society.We are particularly interested in candidates whose research focuses on LGBTQ health using intersectional and quantitative methods with a preference for candidates focused on transgender or gender diverse populations and/or racial or ethnic minoritized LGBTQ populations. The ideal candidate will have a research program capable of generating external funding and/or a demonstrated track record of such funding.To apply, please submit:a current CV;a letter describing your research and teaching interests, professional experience, and interest in/fit with an interdisciplinary unit such as MHS;a sample of scholarly writing;all available course evaluations; andthree letters of reference.These materials should be addressed to Professor Jonathan Metzl, Chair, MHS. At Vanderbilt University, we are intentional about and assume accountability for fostering advancement and respect for equity, diversity, and inclusion for all students, faculty, and staff. Our commitment to diversity makes us who we are. We have created a community that celebrates differences and lets individuality thrive.Vanderbilt University is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or status as a protected veteran, or any other characteristic protected by law.
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Unit: Medicine, Health and SocietyPosition Type: FacultyLocation: Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TNOpen Date: Sep 12, 2024Close Date: Nov 15, 2024The Department of Medicine, Health, and Society (MHS) at Vanderbilt University invites applications for a tenure-track Assistant Professor position in Medicine, Health, and Society to begin Fall 2025. This position will be associated with the interdisciplinary Center for Research on Inequality and Health, but the tenure home for this position will be in the Department of Medicine, Health, and Society.We are particularly interested in candidates whose research focuses on LGBTQ health using intersectional and quantitative methods with a preference for candidates focused on transgender or gender diverse populations and/or racial or ethnic minoritized LGBTQ populations. The ideal candidate will have a research program capable of generating external funding and/or a demonstrated track record of such funding.To apply, please submit:a current CV;a letter describing your research and teaching interests, professional experience, and interest in/fit with an interdisciplinary unit such as MHS;a sample of scholarly writing;all available course evaluations; andthree letters of reference.These materials should be addressed to Professor Jonathan Metzl, Chair, MHS. At Vanderbilt University, we are intentional about and assume accountability for fostering advancement and respect for equity, diversity, and inclusion for all students, faculty, and staff. Our commitment to diversity makes us who we are. We have created a community that celebrates differences and lets individuality thrive.Vanderbilt University is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or status as a protected veteran, or any other characteristic protected by law.
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