Clinical Assistant Professor
University of Kansas · ku.edu
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Pharmacy school clinical teaching and course coordination.
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- 37 d ago · posted 2026-09-25
Full description
70% Teaching:
• Coordination and instruction of courses in the Pharm.D. curriculum assigned by the Chair of Pharmacy Practice or the Chair’s designee.
• Collaborate closely with colleagues teaching in the Pharmacy Skills series.
• Provide assessment support for live performance assessment activities across the Pharmacy Practice curriculum.
• May coordinate one elective course per year in the PharmD curriculum as needed.
• Specific course assignments and locations are at the discretion of the Department of Pharmacy Practice Chair, although the instructor may be consulted about preferences.
• Create timelines for standardized patient encounters for all Pharmacy Skills courses for the upcoming academic year. Work with Performance Assessment Coordinators on both the Lawrence and Wichita campuses to reserve required rooms and resources.
• Precept P4 students as part of the School’s summer camp program offered to high school students.
• Reset and resupply all standardized patient encounter rooms. Work with KU IT to ensure all computers and cameras in the SP center are functional.
• Present topic(s) as part of incoming P1 student onboarding/orientation efforts.
20% Service:
• Support the Profession, University, School of Pharmacy, and Department through involvement on various committees and organizations.
• Serve as advisor for PharmD students as assigned by the Dean’s Office
• Serve as an adviser for pharmacy student organization(s) within the School.
• Serve the community as a valued health care professional and citizen by providing community education and professional lectures, which may be assigned by Chair or the Chair’s designee.
10% Scholarship
• Participate in scholarship resulting in conference presentations, peer-reviewed published manuscripts, peer-reviewed instructional materials, or invited lectures or presentations