09 Aug
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Native American and Indigenous Studies Association
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Ontario
09 Aug
Native American and Indigenous Studies Association
Ontario
An exciting prospect awaits at the University of Toronto for an Assistant Professor in Speech-Language Pathology, specializing in biomedical engineering and speech sciences, to begin on July 1, 2026.
The position is contractually limited for three years, focusing on cutting-edge and independent research while establishing a competitive research program. You will supervise trainees and integrate clinical disciplines into teaching practices, contributing to advancing biomedical image processing and related fields.
Key Responsibilities:
• Drive cutting-edge research in rehabilitation engineering
• Build a robust and funded research program
• Mentor students and research trainees
• Integrate clinical knowledge effectively into courses
• Promote equity and diversity in your teaching
Requirements:
• PhD in biomedical engineering or analogous field
• Post-doctoral fellowship in related disciplines
• Documented research excellence with high-quality publications
• Experience with teaching evaluations and syllabus design
• Engagement in equity, diversity, and inclusion practices
Advance your career and impact at the University of Toronto's vibrant academic community.
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📌 Academic Role: Assistant Professor In Speech Sciences Ontario
🏢 Native American and Indigenous Studies Association
📍 Ontario