St. Louis College of Pharmacy invites applications for a non-tenure-track, twelve-month faculty position at the level of assistant/associate professor in pharmacy practice. Do you want an opportunity to use your clinical, teaching and research talents at a historic pharmacy institution in the center of one of the nation’s largest medical campuses?  Our faculty teach in a newly developed integrated curriculum at a unique private school focused on pharmacy and health sciences and practice at one of over a dozen different practice sites throughout the St. Louis metro area in a variety of settings.  You can work hand in hand with dedicated practice and pharmaceutical science faculty across a number of specialties to educate the next generation of pharmacists in an environment with a focus on interprofessional education and research partnerships with other institutions.

Founded in 1864, we are one of the oldest and largest colleges of pharmacy in the nation with one of the most academically gifted student bodies in the Midwest. The College is an inclusive, supportive and enriching environment for growth, learning and leadership that prepares our students to positively impact patients and society. We strive to be globally prominent in pharmacy education and collaborative research. Our dedication to research is illustrated by the creation of the Center for Outcomes Research and Education and the Center for Clinical Pharmacology with partner Washington University in St. Louis. We provide an extraordinary work environment, great benefits, new teaching and research facilities, and recognition as a "Great College to Work For".

You’ll have the opportunity to:

• Provide patient-centered, evidence-based, interprofessional patient care services within an internal medicine service.
• Establish/maintain an advanced clinical practice suitable for educating and training Doctor of Pharmacy students and pharmacy residents.
• Teach in a new pharmacy curriculum integrating pharmacy practice and pharmaceutical sciences content in the Doctor of Pharmacy Program. Courses in this sequence focus on disease states and present unique opportunities to collaborate with colleagues in pharmaceutical sciences and pharmacy practice.
• Facilitate and assess student performance during skills lab, practicums and objective structured clinical exams, precept pharmacy students on introductory and advanced pharmacy practice experiences, and precept PGY1 and PGY2 pharmacy residents.
• Develop visibility as an acute care clinical pharmacy practitioner within local, state, and national pharmacy organizations and develop a focus of scholarship in an area of acute care or subspecialty and/or teaching and learning pedagogy.
• Additional responsibilities include providing service through advising students or student organizations, involvement in professional organizations, and service on College committees.