6 visiting instructor jobs found

Midwestern University Arizona College of Optometry has four residency positions available starting in July 2026 in the areas of Ocular Disease (2 positions), Cornea/Contact Lenses (1 position), and Pediatric Optometry (1 position.) These positions are full-time, one-year positions. Program highlights include: A robust clinical experience Didactic opportunities including involvement in lectures and labs Research opportunities Involvement in community and college service activities Mentorship in professional development and job placement Interdisciplinary educational experience The following qualifications are required: Doctor of Optometry degree (O.D.) Arizona optometric license eligibility Successful completion of all three parts of the NBEO exams Commitment to quality, compassionate, patient-centered care Midwestern University is a private, not-for-profit organization that provides graduate and post-graduate education in the health sciences. The...

Midwestern University Arizona College of Optometry has four residency positions available starting in July 2026 in the areas of Ocular Disease (2 positions), Cornea/Contact Lenses (1 position), and Pediatric Optometry (1 position.) These positions are full-time, one-year positions. Program highlights include: A robust clinical experience Didactic opportunities including involvement in lectures and labs Research opportunities Involvement in community and college service activities Mentorship in professional development and job placement Interdisciplinary educational experience The following qualifications are required: Doctor of Optometry degree (O.D.) Arizona optometric license eligibility Successful completion of all three parts of the NBEO exams Commitment to quality, compassionate, patient-centered care Midwestern University is a private, not-for-profit organization that provides graduate and post-graduate education in the health sciences. The...

Midwestern University Arizona College of Optometry has four residency positions available starting in July 2026 in the areas of Ocular Disease (2 positions), Cornea/Contact Lenses (1 position), and Pediatric Optometry (1 position.) These positions are full-time, one-year positions. Program highlights include: A robust clinical experience Didactic opportunities including involvement in lectures and labs Research opportunities Involvement in community and college service activities Mentorship in professional development and job placement Interdisciplinary educational experience The following qualifications are required: Doctor of Optometry degree (O.D.) Arizona optometric license eligibility Successful completion of all three parts of the NBEO exams Commitment to quality, compassionate, patient-centered care Midwestern University is a private, not-for-profit organization that provides graduate and post-graduate education in the health sciences. The...

Midwestern University Arizona College of Optometry has four residency positions available starting in July 2026 in the areas of Ocular Disease (2 positions), Cornea/Contact Lenses (1 position), and Pediatric Optometry (1 position.) These positions are full-time, one-year positions. Program highlights include: A robust clinical experience Didactic opportunities including involvement in lectures and labs Research opportunities Involvement in community and college service activities Mentorship in professional development and job placement Interdisciplinary educational experience The following qualifications are required: Doctor of Optometry degree (O.D.) Arizona optometric license eligibility Successful completion of all three parts of the NBEO exams Commitment to quality, compassionate, patient-centered care Midwestern University is a private, not-for-profit organization that provides graduate and post-graduate education in the health sciences. The...

Job Description:  This is a 1-year fellowship in ambulatory care and academia with Midwestern University College of Pharmacy, Glendale Campus (MWU-CPG) in collaboration with Banner Ambulatory Care Services and Cardiac Solutions. The purpose of the fellowship program is to develop competence and expertise so that the individual can function independently as an ambulatory care clinical pharmacist and academician. The individual will work under a collaborative practice agreement to assess patients, manage medication therapy, order labs, and provide pertinent patient education related to covered disease states including diabetes, weight management, hypertension, lipid management, asthma, COPD, tobacco cessation, heart failure, and hypotension. The academic experience will provide opportunities to refine presentation skills, small group facilitation, item writing and precepting skills. MWU-CPG provides the primary site where the fellow completes academic responsibilities; whereas...

Position Summary: A two-year, mentored research fellowship designed to develop the participant into an independent investigator. The role focuses on translational pharmacotherapy, specifically anti-infective safety, efficacy, and the application of pharmacometric methodologies. Core Responsibilities: Research Leadership: Lead at least one original research project from hypothesis generation through protocol development, data collection, and final analysis. Pharmacometric Modeling: Utilize computer simulation and statistical methodologies (e.g., PK/PD modeling) to evaluate anti-infective therapies. Scholarly Output: Author a minimum of three first- or second-authored manuscripts per year for peer-reviewed publication and present research at national scientific meetings. Grant Development: Identify funding opportunities and contribute to or lead the preparation of at least one extramural grant submission. Teaching & Education: Deliver didactic lectures...