Information Systems Faculty Vcu Main Campus

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About the role

Virginia Commonwealth University seeks an accomplished Associate or Full Professor in Information Systems to lead a research program at the intersection of artificial intelligence, advanced analytics, and healthcare systems. The position is housed in the VCU School of Business Information Systems Department, which values high-impact research, innovative teaching, and cross-disciplinary collaboration. The successful candidate will maintain an internationally recognized research program, secure external funding, mentor junior faculty and doctoral students, and contribute to curriculum development.

Key qualifications: Ph.D. with internationally recognized research program integrating artificial intelligence and advanced analytics in healthcare systems Record of publication in high-quality peer-reviewed journals appropriate to career stage Demonstrated ability to work in and foster an environment of respect, professionalism and civility with diverse faculty, staff and students Record of pursuing or securing external research funding, or demonstrated potential to do so Evidence of excellence or strong potential in teaching, mentoring, and academic leadership Demonstrated success or strong potential in collaborative transdisciplinary research

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