Adjunct Instructor, Pharmacy

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Salary Range: $850.00 - $1,825.00 Salary Position Type: Part Time Education Level: Doctoral Category: Other Adjunct Instructor Pharmacy SUMMARY The Lloyd L. Gregory School of Pharmacy at Palm Beach Atlantic University invites applications for Adjunct Instructor positions within its distinguished Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm. D.) program. We seek qualified instructors to teach one or more courses in Pharmacy Practice or Pharmaceutical Sciences. Courses may include the Case Studies series, Pharmacotherapy series, Pharmaceutical Compounding, and various Pharmaceutical Science topics across the curriculum. At the Gregory School of Pharmacy, education is student-centered, holistic, and grounded in real-world application. We cultivate students who excel professionally, clinically, and spiritually through a uniquely faith-led approach that emphasizes servant leadership and patient advocacy. STATUS This is a part-time position. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. EDUCATION A PharmD, PhD, MD or JD degree is required to teach in the relevant field in Pharmacy Practice. A PhD, DSc or MD degree is required to teach in the relevant field in the Pharmaceutical Sciences. Qualifications 3+ years experience, required. Teaching experience, preferred. Demonstrated Christian commitment and the ability to integrate faith into coursework. Commitment to teaching excellence and service to the college, university, and community. APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS All applications must be submitted through the university's career portal at pba.edu. At least three (3) references should be included within the CV. About Palm Beach Atlantic University Palm Beach Atlantic University is a private, nondenominational Christian university in West Palm Beach, Florida, known for its faith-guided academics and ocean-side location. It offers a liberal arts curriculum with a focus on developing character and promoting spiritual growth. PBA has a main campus in downtown West Palm Beach and an onl

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