Professor and Director, Division of Health Systems Management and Policy

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Job description

Duties and Responsibilities include administrative functions for the Division of HSMP under the direction of the Dean SPH. These duties may include, but are not limited to:teaching courses within the HSMP Division and SPH, mentoring faculty and graduate students, serving on committees to further develop, support, and enhance the HSMP Division and the SPH, represent the Division, SPH and the University administration locally and nationally to enhance professional training and research opportunities and perform special assignments as delegated by the Dean, Provost, or President of the University

Minimum Qualifications:
Candidates for the position of Director, Division of HSMP must hold a relevant doctoral degree (PhD, DHA, DSc, DrPH) and meet academic requirements for consideration as a Professor and hold full-time faculty status at the time of appointment. A minimum of five (5) years of professional experience is required of a candidate for Director.

Preference will be given to candidates with demonstrated program and partnership building and recruitment experience as well as teaching experience in health policy, economics, finance, population health management, health informatics, general administration, and health services research methodology.

Special Conditions:
Candidates should also have: (1) an established record of teaching, publication, and extramural funding in public health, health services management or health policy research, (2) possess leadership skills and experience to further develop the goals and responsibilities of the Program and (3) have academic leadership experience and familiarity with CAHME accredited MHA programs.

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