Professor in Pharmacy

Vacancy Reference Number - 212022
Five year fixed term appointment - Located in Darwin
Remuneration Package - Academic Level E
Base Salary $140,517 per annum, plus employer superannuation contribution of 17%. District Allowance may apply; conditions include 6 weeks annual leave.

• Important Leadership Role
• Influence and Drive New Standards of Teaching and Research Excellence
• Expand on Unique Opportunities for Students to Train and Practice in Remote Locations

Charles Darwin University (CDU) plays a crucial role in driving quality health services provision to people in the Northern Territory, Australia, and is supported by strong partnerships with Flinders University and the Royal Darwin Hospital. In the delivery of teaching and research in the fields of pharmacy, allied health, and environmental science, the School of Environmental and Life Sciences at Charles Darwin University enjoys an enviable reputation for scholarship and research.

A truly exciting opportunity now exists for a dynamic leader to share and implement a strategic vision of growth, differentiation and quality with an enthusiastic team in the Pharmacy program.

Reporting to the Head of School, the successful candidate for this key role will be PhD qualified, with significant experience in the field, lead curriculum design and delivery, direct collaborative research, supervise postgraduate students, mentor staff and demonstrate an ability to advance the discipline nationally.

In addition, to achieve reputational distinction and foster best practice in teaching and research, a talent for engaging key external stakeholders along with experience in flexible course delivery and a strong commitment to the needs of students, Indigenous and remote communities and the profession, is requisite.

Applications Close: March 14, 2012

Position Profile available on CDU Vacancies Website

For confidential enquiries email: Sue.Carthew@cdu.edu.au

Applications should be lodged online at Jobs@CDU at http://www.cdu.edu.au/pmd/vacancies.html