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Academic : Assistant Professor in Speech Sciences
Job in
Toronto, Ontario, C6A, Canada
Listed on 2026-09-02
Listing for:
Native American and Indigenous Studies Association
Full Time
position Listed on 2026-09-02
Job specializations:
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Education / Teaching
University Professor, Academic, Medical Education
Job Description & How to Apply Below
An exciting opportunity awaits at the University of Toronto for an Assistant Professor in Speech-Language Pathology, specializing in biomedical engineering and speech sciences, to begin on July 1, 2026.
The position is contractually limited for three years, focusing on innovative and independent research while establishing a competitive research program. You will supervise trainees and integrate clinical disciplines into teaching practices, contributing to advancing biomedical image processing and related fields.
Key Responsibilities:
• Drive innovative research in rehabilitation engineering
• Build a robust and funded research program
• Mentor students and research trainees
• Integrate clinical knowledge effectively into courses
• Promote equity and diversity in your teaching
Requirements:
• PhD in biomedical engineering or analogous field
• Post-doctoral fellowship in related disciplines
• Documented research excellence with high-quality publications
• Experience with teaching evaluations and syllabus design
• Engagement in equity, diversity, and inclusion practices
Advance your career and impact at the University of Toronto's vibrant academic community.
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