Bioethics Assistant Professor At University Of Toronto

Bioethics Assistant Professor At University Of Toronto

06 Aug
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Department of Medicine University of Toronto
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Toronto

06 Aug

Department of Medicine University of Toronto

Toronto

Become a pivotal part of bioethics education at the University of Toronto's Dalla Lana School of Public Health. This full time role focuses on interdisciplinary research and teaching at the Assistant Professor level. The role at DLSPH emphasizes creative bioethics scholarship and academic leadership.

Candidates should possess a doctoral degree in a related field, along with a proven record in research and teaching. The successful candidate will contribute to bioethics knowledge translation, impacting health systems and public health policies on multiple levels. Key Responsibilities:
Conduct high-impact bioethics research and publish in top journals
Teach bioethics courses to graduate and undergraduate students
Supervise and mentor Masters and PhD candidates




Engage in academic collaborations with the Joint Centre for Bioethics
Actively contribute to translating bioethics knowledge into practical applications Requirements:
Completed doctoral degree in bioethics or related discipline
Demonstrated record of research excellence
Solid teaching credentials and experience
Evidence of knowledge translation in health ethics
Commitment to equity, diversity, and inclusion in research Drive impactful bioethics research and educational leadership as part of the team at the University of Toronto.

📌 Bioethics Assistant Professor At University Of Toronto
🏢 Department of Medicine University of Toronto
📍 Toronto

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