Open Rank Professor of the Practice in Anatomy and Physiology

Description

The Boston College Biology Department invites applications for the position of assistant or associate Professor of the Practice. This is a full-time, non-tenure-track, renewable position, with promotion potential from assistant to associate to full ranks (without tenure). The position will start in July, 2026, with teaching responsibilities beginning in the Fall 2026 semester. Faculty are supported with full benefits and a competitive salary commensurate with experience and qualifications.

Teaching responsibilities: The successful candidate will be responsible for teaching and overseeing instruction for the Anatomy and Physiology I and II courses and labs for non-biology major, pre-health students. These courses lay the foundation for understanding human anatomy and physiology, covering the basics of eukaryotic cell function, vertebrate physiology and function of mammalian organ systems. Normal physiological functions are emphasized, and relevant disease etiologies and dysfunctional systems will be emphasized to prepare students for health professions. The faculty member will oversee and supervise concurrent laboratories taught by graduate teaching assistants; these labs will familiarize students with anatomical and physiological principles discussed in lecture through observation, experiments and dissections.

The expected 9-month base salary ranges (paid over 12 months) for this position is $90,000-$120,000. The actual pay offered to the selected candidate will be determined based on factors such as, but not limited to, candidate qualifications and prior experience, scope of responsibilities, internal equity, and market considerations.

Qualifications

Terminal degree (PhD or equivalent) in an appropriate field of study; instructor experience and dedication to teaching.

Application Instructions

Candidates should submit a cover letter (1 page), teaching statement (1-2 pages), CV, and at least two professional references to The teaching statement should articulate your teaching philosophy, how your training and experiences prepare you to teach anatomy and physiology, and how this position aligns with your professional goals. Review of applications will begin on January 1, 2026.