Postdoctoral Fellow - Doctor of Public Health - Remote

Overview

The Postdoctoral Fellowship is a learning role focused on preparing selected candidates to teach and mentor, effectively and proficiently use online technology and resources to support student learning and complete additional fellowship commitments in a higher education setting.

In Short

• Temporary fellowship lasting no more than one year.
• Training in teaching practices and online learning platforms.
• Involves shadowing a mentor and teaching courses via Canvas.
• Availability for student interaction and feedback is essential.
• Participation in virtual kick-off and coaching sessions.
• May require attendance at domestic or international residencies.
• Responsibilities include mentoring and compliance with university policies.
• Commitment to diversity and inclusion practices.
• Maintaining licenses and currency with research is expected.
• Compensation based on course type and length.

Requirements

• PhD in the field of study or closely related field.
• Preferred teaching experience at the degree level.
• Experience with online or technology-enabled instruction preferred.
• Ability to use Microsoft Office products and reliable internet access.
• Commitment to student learning in a distance learning environment.
• Fostering a community of care and DEI practices.
• Maintaining appropriate credentials and licenses.
• Staying current with research and publishing when applicable.
• Some travel may be required for residencies and meetings.
• Compliance with all policies and standards is required.

Benefits

• Opportunity to develop teaching and mentoring skills.
• Compensation for courses taught.
• Access to professional development opportunities.
• Engagement in a supportive community of educators.
• Potential for additional roles in research and mentoring.