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The College of Health Solutions (CHS) at Arizona State University (ASU) is seeking a full-time Lecturer for an academic (9-month)  position to teach biostatistics, applied statistics, and related courses at the undergraduate and graduate level, and to provide services in the Biostatistics Program to support CHS faculty and students.  The anticipated start date is Spring 2022.  This is a non-tenure track teaching position.  Faculty duties include teaching, with the possibility that some courses may be online [60%, equivalent to 9 credits (typically three courses) per semester]; analytical research support, i.e., providing assistance in conducting statistical analyses, and data processing and management for faculty and students (20%); and service to CHS, ASU and relevant degrees (20%).  Applicants must present evidence of teaching experience, a strong commitment to high quality teaching at undergraduate level, and strong analytical skills. This is a fixed-term appointment that is renewable annually.  Subsequent one-year appointments may be offered, under the same terms and conditions, at the discretion of the college and university. 

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The Arizona State University’s College of Health Solutions (CHS) is seeking a full-time, 9-month tenure-eligible/tenured faculty member at the rank of Assistant, Associate or Full Professor in the area of biostatistics to join the CHS Biostatistics Core, and to establish a new Academic Program in Biostatistics.  The anticipated start date is Spring 2022. We particularly encourage applications from candidates with a strong potential (Assistant Professor level) or track record (Associate/Full Professor level) in developing and applying new biostatistical methodologies in basic, clinical or population science, and applied interdisciplinary biomedical and collaborative research.  The successful candidate will have a strong independent research portfolio in a relevant area of study, strong potential for contributing to team science efforts at CHS and the wider ASU community, and/or for developing close collaborations with CHS investigators, and strong commitment to excellence in teaching and mentoring.  As a member of the Biostatistics Program, this position will be expected to spend certain time effort providing biostatistical support (e.g., designing experiments, developing novel analytical approaches, participating in grant applications and publication efforts) to CHS and ASU faculty and collaborators.  The candidate for an Associate/Full Professor position should have demonstrated a strong leadership potential, and is anticipated to assume a director role of the Biostatistics Core.  An initial contribution for this position is establishing a new Academic Program in Biostatistics along with developing a PhD and MS degrees in Biostatistics.  Teaching and mentoring at undergraduate and graduate level is an expectation.  Faculty will have opportunities to design courses that align with their research expertise.    

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