Biomedical Engineering Teaching Professor
peopleadminChapel Hill (NC)
Biomedical Engineering Teaching Professor
Posted 2 days ago
peopleadminChapel Hill (NC)
SENIORITY
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About the role
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill seeks a Teaching Assistant/Associate Professor in Biomedical Engineering with emphasis on bioinstrumentation, biomechanics and biologics-based design. This professional track role centers on teaching, with responsibilities across UNC-Chapel Hill and potentially NC State campuses.
Responsibilities include delivering lectures, assessing student work, supervising labs, and guiding a teaching assistant when provided.
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