The College
of Health Sciences
Department of Physical
Therapy
Program in Exercise
Science
-has the following
"three" positions available-
(1)
POSITION: Clinical Faculty (Strength Specialist or Personal
Trainer)
RESPONSIBILITIES:
This clinical faculty opening is a 12 month position. Responsibilities
include teaching undergraduate exercise science students in the areas of
strength, conditioning, and exercise leadership and mentoring students.
Additional development of upper division exercise science electives and
student advising required. Candidate must also demonstrate ability to conduct
research with student involvement and have experience with diverse athletic
populations.
QUALIFICATIONS:
Requires a minimum of a masters degree in exercise science or related field
with ASEP, NSCA CSCS*D or ACSM equivalent required. Demonstrated College
teaching experience required. PT and/or ATC desired but not required.
Applicants should be able to show significant commitment to their profession,
as well as professional experience in strength, fitness, wellness
or corporate fitness settings. Experience with cultural diversity,
disadvantaged populations and women’s health a plus.
SALARY:
Commensurate with qualifications and experience.
POSITION
AVAILABLE: August 1, 2001
APPLICATION
DEADLINE: November 1, 2000
(2)
POSITION: Practicum Coordinator
RESPONSIBILITIES:
The clinical faculty opening in Exercise Science is a 12 month, full-time
position. Responsibilities include assisting students with Practicum/Internship
placement and the supervision of these same students during internship.
Maintaining data base of practicum sites and files of internship information.
Continuing development of new sites that would include fitness, wellness,
athletic training, corporate and clinical centers. The coordinator
is responsible for evaluation and assessment of student experiences during
the internships, as well as teaching professional skills classes and student
advising.
QUALIFICATIONS:
Requires a masters degree in exercise science or related field with ASEP,
NSCA or ACSM certifications. PT and/or ATC desired. Applicants should
demonstrate practical experience in a fitness, wellness or corporate fitness
settings. Excellent interpersonal, communication and organizational skills
are essential. Experience with cultural diversity, disadvantaged populations
and women’s issues a plus. College teaching experience desired.
SALARY:
Commensurate with qualifications and experience.
POSITION
AVAILABLE: January 1, 2001
APPLICATION
DEADLINE: October 1, 2000
(3)
POSITION: Assistant Professor position
The Program in Exercise Science
in the Department of Physical Therapy at Marquette University is seeking
applicants for an Assistant Professor position to begin August, 2001.
Our program includes the opportunity to work with a diverse student population
and includes teaching and multi disciplinary research opportunities.
New faculty will help shape this new well equipped undergraduate program.
The chosen candidate will join a dynamic faculty comprised of exercise
physiologists, physical therapists and athletic trainers. The candidate
must also indicate a commitment to multi cultural education, a demonstrated
success in attracting external funds, and sensitivity to the needs of
minority students. This is a ten month (additional support of summer
research efforts possible) tenure track position.
SALARY:
Commensurate with qualifications and experience.
QUALIFICATIONS:
An
earned doctorate in the area of Biomechanics/Kinesiology, or a related
field, and two or more years of post-doctoral experience strongly suggested.
Evidence of potential for research or a current research agenda and successful
grant writing.
Demonstrate a commitment
to quality teaching and active participation in allied professional organizations.
Previous teaching and laboratory experience in exercise physiology/biomechanics
desired. Ability to develop, establish and direct kinesiology/biomechanics
with movement analysis /or cardiopulmonary testing. Applicants should have
primary expertise in aging/geriatrics or women's health as they relate
to biomechanics. Sub-specialties should include one or more of the
following: assessment of sport performance, conditioning and fitness, sports
nutrition, or motion/movement analysis. PT or ATC preferred but not required.
NSCA, ASEP, and/or ACSM certification desirable but not required.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Instruct
and advise at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. Courses
taught will include kinesiology/biomechanics. Other courses
may include nutrition and performance, exercise and special populations,
exercise testing, prescription, or other advanced electives.
Many courses will have laboratories. Provide leadership for a newly
developed undergraduate exercise testing or motion analysis labs.
Conduct independent and collaborative research, grant writing and pursue
external funding. Publish in exercise physiology or other related
journals. Other duties and responsibilities will include directing
and serving on theses committees, serving on departmental and university
committees and providing appropriate community service.
Review of applications will
begin January 15, 2001 and continue until position is filled. Applicants
should submit a letter of interest with e-mail address and vitae (unofficial
transcripts requested). Include the names, e-mail addresses and telephone
numbers of three references, statement of interest relative to job description,
and summary statement of research interests and professional goals.
Send to: Paula Papanek, Ph.D., MPT, FACSM, Search Committee, Exercise Science,
PO 1881, Marquette University, Milwaukee, WI 53201-1881. Marquette
University is an Equal Employment Opportunity employer.
Interested individuals please
send a letter of interest and resume to and three references to:
Karen Wrench
Program in Exercise Science
Marquette University
P.O. Box 1881
Milwaukee, WI 53201-1881
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