Pharmacology Educator, University of South Carolina School of Medicine
The Department of Pharmacology, Physiology and Neuroscience at the University of South Carolina School of Medicine invites applications for a faculty position, rank open. The major responsibility of this position will be teaching medical and graduate pharmacology and administration of medical pharmacology. The successful applicant must have a Ph.D. in pharmacology or related discipline and documented evidence of excellence in teaching medical pharmacology. For individuals with funded research programs laboratory space and start-up funds will be made available; opportunities for collaborative research with current departmental faculty members are also available.
Qualified applicants may apply by submitting a single Adobe Acrobat or Microsoft Word file that includes a cover letter with a statement of teaching philosophy, a curriculum vitae listing teaching experience, a summary of student teaching evaluations with comparative data to others, and contact information for four references. The file should be attached to an e-mail message sent to ppn.search@med.sc.edu and containing “Pharmacology Search” as the subject. For more information about the department please visit our website: http://ppn.med.sc.edu/ 
The University of South Carolina is an AA/EO Employer Posted 5-1-08
 

Postdoctoral Fellow with background in behavioral pharmacology and/or behavioral neuroscience is available immediately at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Department of Psychology. Length of appointment is up to 2 years. The successful candidate will work on a funded project to examine the anxiolytic property of atypical antipsychotics using an array of behavioral models such as active avoidance conditioning, fear-potentiated startle, and elevated plus maze. If interested, the successful candidate will also have an opportunity to teach a 1 credit hour course on a topic that he/she chooses. Experience in rat models of fear/anxiety is required. Salary and benefits will be competitive. To find out more about the lab, please go to http://www.unl.edu/biopsy.  Lincoln, Nebraska, is one of the Midwest's most beloved cities. It offers the exhilaration of a big city and the serenity of the countryside all in one place (www.lincoln.org/). Contact: Dr. Ming Li (mli2@unl.edu. 402-472-3144).
 

Post-doctoral research on 2-photon imaging of Alzheimer’s disease in living mice.

A position is available in the lab of Dr. Graham Ellis-Davies in the Dept of Pharmacology & Physiology at Drexel University College of Medicine in Philadelphia, PA, USA.  for details, Click HERE  Posted 1-3-08