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  • Scientific Affairs Officer (Forensic Early Warning)

    • Organization: United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime
    • Location: Vienna, Austria
    • Date Posted: 8-9-2023
    • Deadline/Expiry: 24-9-2023

    Scientific Affairs Officer (Forensic Early Warning)

    • Organization: United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime
    • Location: Vienna, Austria
    • Date Posted: 8-9-2023
    • Deadline/Expiry: 24-9-2023

    Job description

    The Scientific Affairs Officer will undertake activities in the context of the on-going Forensic and Scientific work programme of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), designed to maintain and strengthen capabilities of national drug testing and forensic laboratories, and to enhance the capacity of Member States to provide scientific support to drug control and crime prevention activities.

    Responsibilities include but are not limited to:

    Coordinate the operation and provide substantive scientific guidance to the continuing development of the UNODC Early Warning Advisory on synthetic drugs, including its toxicology module.

    Serve as the focal point for the UNODC Early Warning Advisory on synthetic drugs, expanding its portfolio of activities, reach and partnerships.

    Provide guidance and advice to other relevant UNODC programmes and those of national and international partners on early warning on synthetic drugs to better inform their operational activities.

     

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    Applications are possible online through the UN Careers portal https://careers.un.org (direct link to the vacancy: JO 215779). Please, note the deadline of 24 September 2023!

  • Assistant Professor of Forensic Toxicology – Non-Tenure Track

    • Organization: Arcadia University
    • Location: Glenside, PA, US
    • Date Posted: 11-04-2023
    • Deadline/Expiry: N/A

    Assistant Professor of Forensic Toxicology – Non-Tenure Track

    • Organization: Arcadia University
    • Location: Glenside, PA, US
    • Date Posted: 11-04-2023
    • Deadline/Expiry: N/A

    Job description

    Job Description:

    Arcadia University's College of Arts and Sciences invites applications for a non-tenure track position as Assistant Professor in Forensic Toxicology starting September 2023. Consideration of applications will begin upon receipt and will continue until the position is filled. Information about our FEPAC accredited master’s program in Forensic Science at Arcadia University's Department of Chemistry and Physics is available at https://www.arcadia.edu/majors-and-programs/forensic-science-masters/

    Responsibilities

    The Assistant Professor of Forensic Toxicology is a full-time, 9-month, non-tenure-track faculty position. A Master’s degree in Forensic Science with at least 5 years as full-time faculty or equivalent relevant practitioner experience in Forensic Toxicology or a Doctorate degree in Forensic Toxicology or a closely related discipline is required; experience as academic or practitioner is preferred.

    • Teach graduate courses in forensic toxicology and forensic science related fields and engage graduate students in research projects
    • Pursue a sustained research agenda and attract, advise, and mentor forensic science students in collaboration with faculty members
    • Enhance the status of the forensic science program nationally and internationally
    • Serve on university committees as requested or designated
    • Seek and obtain external grants within the program

    Qualifications
    Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:

    • Master’s degree in Forensic Science with at least 5 years as full-time faculty or equivalent relevant practitioner experience in Forensic Toxicology or a Doctorate degree in Forensic Toxicology or a Forensic Science related field;
    • An ongoing research program with a successful record of publications in peer-reviewed journals;
    • A commitment to high-quality instruction in a graduate student-centered environment is expected.
    • Strong leadership skills with the ability to work collaboratively with faculty and staff members,
    • Excellent planning and organizational skills at both the conceptual and fine detail levels,
    • Adept interpersonal and communication skills within and beyond the program,
    • Skillful problem-solving capabilities with people, programs, and logistics,
    • An ability to work effectively in a team environment within the program, its affiliates, the College of Arts and Sciences, and Arcadia University,
    • Ability to demonstrate sensitivity and knowledge about diversity, equity, and inclusion and embrace opportunities for continued growth in cultural competence is expected. The college serves racially and ethnically-diverse students from different socio-economic backgrounds, first-generation college students, and a significant international student population. Demonstrated commitment to inclusive excellence inside and outside of the classroom is particularly welcome and the Arcadia University Center for Teaching, Learning, and Mentoring is available to support this work.

    Compensation

    Commensurate with education and experience.

    Application Instructions:

    Applications must be submitted online through Arcadia's Human Resources portal to receive full consideration, https://www.arcadia.edu/university/offices-facilities/human-resources/job-opportunities

    Interested candidates should apply online and will submit:

    • Cover Letter
    • Curriculum vitae
    • Statement of Teaching Philosophy
    • Statement of Current Research Interests
    • Three letters of recommendation
    • A statement of interest demonstrating examples of ways you will incorporate our values in your teaching and scholarly work through application, methodology, content, and/or inclusion of students from diverse backgrounds pursuing research/creative work.
    • Applications must be submitted online through Arcadia's Human Resources portal to receive full consideration. Please do not email application materials to the hiring manager. Due to the volume of applications received, communication will generally be limited to candidates selected for additional consideration.
    • Application review will begin immediately. Posting will be removed from the website once a sufficient talent pool for consideration has been established.

  • Lecturer or Senior Lecturer Analytical Chemistry

    • Organization: Nottingham Trent University
    • Location: Nottingham, UK
    • Date Posted: 10-04-2023
    • Deadline/Expiry: N/A

    Lecturer or Senior Lecturer Analytical Chemistry

    • Organization: Nottingham Trent University
    • Location: Nottingham, UK
    • Date Posted: 10-04-2023
    • Deadline/Expiry: N/A

    Job description

    The Department of Chemistry and Forensics invites applications for a Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Analytical Chemistry, to teach and support a range of accredited chemistry and forensic courses at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. You will contribute to the development, assessment, and management of academic courses within the chemistry subject area and be expected to contribute more broadly to teaching within the department. We are open to applications from people with industrial and academic experience. We are particularly interested in candidates with knowledge and up to date expertise in analytical method development, validation, and mass spectrometry, to support teaching our postgraduate students.

    More information can be found here.

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