Lecturer in Biomedical Engineering

Position Overview

Title:

Lecturer, non‑tenure‑track, full‑time. Department:
Watson College, Department of Biomedical Engineering, Binghamton University, SUNY. Expected start date:
January 2026.

Category:
Faculty. Type:
Full‑time.

Location:

Binghamton, NY.

• Teach biomedical engineering courses.
• Teach computational courses, particularly within the Computational Biosystems Concentration Track, as defined by our department as the BME Depth Electives.
• Assist with the Department's research programs and be involved in research collaboration.
• Assist with, supervise, and manage senior capstone design lecture courses and design teams.
• Supervise and manage both undergraduate and graduate biomedical engineering laboratory courses, including the biomedical engineering lab, bioinstrumentation lab, and life science and medical labs. Set up and maintain associated laboratory instrumentation. Identify and schedule preventive and corrective maintenance for instrumentation.
• Engage in department administration, such as research lab space management, supervision, training, and guidance of graduate teaching assistants and such other personnel as may be required in the Department's undergraduate instructional programs.
• Work collaboratively with faculty course instructors for the continuing operation and improvement of the teaching program.
• Design and implement effective teaching/learning processes.
• Write teaching training materials.
• Participate in and contribute to education workshops and conferences.
• Participate in necessary institutional functions such as, but not limited to, departmental and university committees, facilitation of advisory committees, and student/faculty/staff recruitment.

• Ph.D. in Biomedical Engineering or a related field.

• Demonstrated experience working with faculty, students, and staff from diverse backgrounds.
• Experience with the operation, maintenance, and training in biomedical engineering equipment and techniques, including but not limited to fluorescent microscopy, uniaxial tensometers, cell culturing and incubation, biosafety cabinets, fume hoods, cryostorage, autoclaves, microfluidics fabrication, and plate readers.
• Experience in engaging undergraduates in modern teaching technologies and participating in workshops and conferences on biomedical engineering‑related education.
• Working collaboratively with faculty for continuing improvement of teaching programs for ABET accreditation, and participation in departmental committees.

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