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The University of Vermont Department of Physical Therapy invites
applications for a 9-month, tenure-track faculty position. The
University of Vermont Department of Physical Therapy offers
baccalaureate entry-level and advanced masters degrees in physical
therapy. Applicants must have expertise in the areas of anatomy,
kinesiology, biomechanics, and the musculo-skeletal bases of physical
therapy practice. Responsibilities include co-teaching
musculo-skeletal bases of physical therapy practicce and scientific
inquiry in the baccalaureate program; teaching and thesis advising in
the graduate program; research and scholarly work; advising and
service responsibilities, curricular responsibilities in
musculo-skeletal content. A doctoral degree in physical therapy or a
related field is required, as well as research experience and plans
for continued investigations.
Candidates must have clinical and/or academic teaching experience and
be philosophically supportive of the problem-based learning approach
to professional education. Aplicants must meet the requirements for
working in the U.S. and be eligible for licensure in the State of
Vermont.
Submit curriculum vitae, names of three references and letter of
intent to:
Mary Moffroid, Ph.D., P.T.
Search Committee Chair
University of Vermont
Department of Physical Therapy
305 Rowell Bldg.
Burlington, VT 05405-0068
USA
E-Mail address: MMoffroid@cosmos.uvm.edu
applications for a 9-month, tenure-track faculty position. The
University of Vermont Department of Physical Therapy offers
baccalaureate entry-level and advanced masters degrees in physical
therapy. Applicants must have expertise in the areas of anatomy,
kinesiology, biomechanics, and the musculo-skeletal bases of physical
therapy practice. Responsibilities include co-teaching
musculo-skeletal bases of physical therapy practicce and scientific
inquiry in the baccalaureate program; teaching and thesis advising in
the graduate program; research and scholarly work; advising and
service responsibilities, curricular responsibilities in
musculo-skeletal content. A doctoral degree in physical therapy or a
related field is required, as well as research experience and plans
for continued investigations.
Candidates must have clinical and/or academic teaching experience and
be philosophically supportive of the problem-based learning approach
to professional education. Aplicants must meet the requirements for
working in the U.S. and be eligible for licensure in the State of
Vermont.
Submit curriculum vitae, names of three references and letter of
intent to:
Mary Moffroid, Ph.D., P.T.
Search Committee Chair
University of Vermont
Department of Physical Therapy
305 Rowell Bldg.
Burlington, VT 05405-0068
USA
E-Mail address: MMoffroid@cosmos.uvm.edu