Job Description:
About the Role:
The College of Health and Agricultural Sciences is seeking an Ad Astra Fellow - Assistant Professor in Digital Health and Health Informatics. The successful candidate will have expertise in digital health technologies, proficiency in telemedicine, wearable devices, mobile health applications, and health informatics.
They will also have a strong background in conducting and publishing innovative research in digital health, including data analytics and clinical trials. A track record in one health initiatives and interdisciplinary collaboration is essential for this role.
Candidates must demonstrate the ability to work across disciplines, engaging with healthcare professionals, engineers, data scientists, and other key stakeholders.
Main Responsibilities:
* Conduct and publish high-quality research in digital health, focusing on areas such as telehealth, mobile health applications, data management, and the impact of technology on patient care and staff outcomes.
* Conduct healthcare data analysis to inform decision-making and improve care quality and patient outcome measures.
* Seek external funding through grants and partnerships to support research initiatives and contribute to the growth of the department's research portfolio.
* Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams and expand national and international networks in digital and health informatics to address complex health issues and develop evidence-based practices in digital health.
Teaching and Curriculum Development:
* Develop, deliver, and evaluate undergraduate and graduate courses in nursing and midwifery with a focus on digital health technologies, telemedicine, health informatics, and data analytics.
* Integrate innovative teaching methods, including simulation, online learning, and experiential learning opportunities to enhance student engagement and learning outcomes.
* Mentor and advise nursing and midwifery students, guiding their professional development and research projects in digital health.
* Ensure compliance with health informatics standards and regulations, including GDPR.
Service and Community Engagement:
* Participate in School, college, and university committees, contributing to the governance and strategic direction of the nursing and midwifery programmes.
* Engage with professional organizations, community stakeholders, and healthcare institutions to promote the integration of digital health in healthcare practice.
* Represent the School at national and global conferences, workshops, and public forums to share expertise in digital health and its implications for nursing midwifery and health systems.
Requirements:
This position requires a health professional with a strong background in digital health technologies and research methods. The ideal candidate will have a track record of interdisciplinary collaboration and the ability to work across disciplines.