We are seeking a high energy individual with the foresight and management skills to build one of the preeminent programs in Pharmacology and Physiology in the U.S.
The CIO is responsible for technology services across the University, a staff of 90, and a $12 million operating budget.
Teaching in the areas of clinical science (including pathophysiology, modalities, pharmacotherapeutics) and other areas as appropriate.
This Resident will advance the understanding of OSUL special collections as resources for cultural diversity inquiry.
The Resident will serve as the Global Digital Humanities Librarian for the Research Services and Area Studies programs that lead the Libraries in creating new, engagement-centered research service models based in cross-university partnerships, user-oriented assessment, and long-standing success in advancing information literacy.
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