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Assistant Professor: Human Anatomy and Biomechanics
New York Chiropractic College, a leading accredited
college of chiropractic, is seeking to fill a benefit
eligible, full-time opening beginning September 1,
2005. Located in Seneca Falls, New York, in the heart
of New York’s Finger Lakes Region, NYCC is dedicated
to the advancement of the chiropractic profession by
providing students with a quality education that will
enable them to deliver excellence in alternative
health care. NYCC currently enrolls 700 students in
its five degree-granting programs: Doctor of
Chiropractic, Master of Science in Acupuncture, Master
of Science in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine,
Master of Science in Diagnostic Imaging, and a
Bachelor of Professional Studies. Chiropractic
enrollment currently constitutes over 90 percent of
the student body.
Faculty members at NYCC are responsible for the
instruction of assigned curriculum, the development of
course syllabi/exams, advisement of students,
participation in College governance through
departmental and institutional committee work, ongoing
scholarly activity (including private or institutional
research) as well as practice or professional
activity. Current institutional research interests
include biomechanics and gait analysis, human and
primate functional anatomy, motor control, skeletal
muscle physiology, sports medicine and performing arts
medicine.
Responsibilities include: Maintain a research program
in Biomechanics, publish research in refereed
journals, pursue external funding to support research
activities, and teach courses in the Basic Sciences
Department with an emphasis on human gross anatomy.
Histology and neuroanatomy are also potential areas of
teaching.
Qualifications include: Doctorate in Biomechanics or
related field, publications in appropriate journals,
postdoctoral training preferred, demonstrated ability
to extract external funding, and demonstrated ability
to teach courses in Human Anatomy and other courses
within area of expertise. Applicants should possess
the ability to work productively and collaboratively
with staff, faculty and students.
To learn more about NYCC please go to www.nycc.edu.
Interested candidates, please submit a cover letter,
current resume/ vitae, and a list of three references
to:
Office of Human Resources
New York Chiropractic College
2360 State Route 89
Seneca Falls, New York 13148
Or, e-mail your response to: cmcdermott@nycc.edu
Applications will be accepted until a suitable
candidate is found.
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Assistant Professor: Human Anatomy and Biomechanics
New York Chiropractic College, a leading accredited
college of chiropractic, is seeking to fill a benefit
eligible, full-time opening beginning September 1,
2005. Located in Seneca Falls, New York, in the heart
of New York’s Finger Lakes Region, NYCC is dedicated
to the advancement of the chiropractic profession by
providing students with a quality education that will
enable them to deliver excellence in alternative
health care. NYCC currently enrolls 700 students in
its five degree-granting programs: Doctor of
Chiropractic, Master of Science in Acupuncture, Master
of Science in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine,
Master of Science in Diagnostic Imaging, and a
Bachelor of Professional Studies. Chiropractic
enrollment currently constitutes over 90 percent of
the student body.
Faculty members at NYCC are responsible for the
instruction of assigned curriculum, the development of
course syllabi/exams, advisement of students,
participation in College governance through
departmental and institutional committee work, ongoing
scholarly activity (including private or institutional
research) as well as practice or professional
activity. Current institutional research interests
include biomechanics and gait analysis, human and
primate functional anatomy, motor control, skeletal
muscle physiology, sports medicine and performing arts
medicine.
Responsibilities include: Maintain a research program
in Biomechanics, publish research in refereed
journals, pursue external funding to support research
activities, and teach courses in the Basic Sciences
Department with an emphasis on human gross anatomy.
Histology and neuroanatomy are also potential areas of
teaching.
Qualifications include: Doctorate in Biomechanics or
related field, publications in appropriate journals,
postdoctoral training preferred, demonstrated ability
to extract external funding, and demonstrated ability
to teach courses in Human Anatomy and other courses
within area of expertise. Applicants should possess
the ability to work productively and collaboratively
with staff, faculty and students.
To learn more about NYCC please go to www.nycc.edu.
Interested candidates, please submit a cover letter,
current resume/ vitae, and a list of three references
to:
Office of Human Resources
New York Chiropractic College
2360 State Route 89
Seneca Falls, New York 13148
Or, e-mail your response to: cmcdermott@nycc.edu
Applications will be accepted until a suitable
candidate is found.
__________________________________
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