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specified. Environmental conditions: This position is not substantially exposed to adverse environmental conditions. Required Qualifications REQUIRED: 1. PhD in Oceanography, Genome Sciences, Computer
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member of the faculty and will be expected to have a program of research supported by extramural funding in an area that complements the mission of the College of Nursing. The successful candidate will
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program of research supported by extramural funding in an area that complements the mission of the College of Nursing. The successful candidate will also contribute to the University's teaching mission and
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of research. Qualifications Required: 1) Master’s or PhD degree in Computer Science or related discipline. 2) Demonstrated experience in teaching Computer Science courses. 3) Demonstrated ability to work with
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initiatives. Qualifications Required: 1) A PhD or equivalent degree in Nutrition, Health Sciences, or a closely related field. 2) Record of teaching, research and service commensurate with a tenured faculty
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Center, and Rhode Island Collaborative for lnterprofessional Education and Practice. Faculty also recruit and advise graduate students from the PhD in Health Science program which has a specialty in
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Center, and Rhode Island Collaborative for lnterprofessional Education and Practice. Faculty also recruit and advise graduate students from the PhD in Health Science program which has a specialty in
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grants in the field of infectious disease or immunology and related subspecialties (excluding cancer immunology) who will implement a program of research that is complementary to the individual’s expertise
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advance the nursing discipline and profession through research, education, and service. The College of Nursing has over 800 undergraduate baccalaureate students and 100 graduate students in MS, DNP and PhD
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Population Health with a focus on changing health behaviors through prevention and intervention. Applicants must offer a robust program of scholarship in line with a long-term tradition in the department