Research Faculty - Fish Nutrition

Research Faculty - Fish Nutrition

Posting Number: F001434P

Location:

Moscow

Position Summary:

The University of Idaho seeks an exceptional candidate for an academic year tenure‑track Assistant Professor position focused on fish nutrition and commercial aquaculture production. The successful candidate will have access to the Aquaculture Research Institute (ARI) facilities in Moscow and the Hagerman Fish Culture Experiment Station, as well as equipment at the Bozeman Fish Technology Center through a cooperative agreement with the USDA/ARST Rout Feeds Program.

These outstanding facilities create unique opportunities to participate in regional, national, and international aquaculture research, supporting Idaho’s aquaculture industry, which produces over 70% of the nation’s commercially grown rainbow trout and supports production of sturgeon, tilapia, catfish, ornamental species, and conservation hatcheries.

The faculty member will conduct and publish research in fish nutrition, secure external funding, mentor graduate students, and contribute to professional service and departmental activities in alignment with university and college expectations.

Teaching responsibilities include 3–6 credits per year at the undergraduate and/or graduate level, primarily in monogastric nutrition. The position also involves advising students and supervising staff and postdoctoral fellows within the department and ARI.

Conduct and publish research in fish nutrition, secure external funding, mentor graduate students, and contribute to professional service and departmental activities in alignment with university and college expectations.

Required Qualifications:

• Ph.D. in Fish Nutrition, Animal Science, Aquaculture, Biology, or related field
• Experience competing for external funding
• Experience publishing research in refereed journals
• Experience delivering course instruction in a formal educational or training setting
• Experience interacting with students or stakeholders through problem solving, communication, and professional engagement

Preferred Qualifications:

• Experience teaching undergraduate and graduate courses
• Experience with verbal and written communication
• Experience in statistical analysis and interpretation of data
• Experience advising undergraduate students and mentoring graduate students
• Experience conducting research with commercial industry stakeholders and research sponsors

Must be able to obtain a valid driver’s license.

The University of Idaho is an equal employment opportunity employer, including veterans and individuals with disabilities.