Employment and Research Opportunities in Bioengineering
STUDENTS:
Looking for more help or additional opportunities?
Industry and government job and research listings—sent directly to us by friends of the Department—represent only a small selection of the opportunities available.
For dedicated help in finding internships and jobs, visit the Clark School's office of Engineering Co-op & Career Services, which gives students 24-hour access to engineering co-op, internship, summer, post-graduation, and part-time job listings via eLink. It also runs free resume clinics, career fairs, and other workshops for job seekers! Visit them online at www.coop.eng.umd.edu, e-mail co-op@eng.umd.edu, or call (301) 405-3863 for more information.
You can also visit the University of Maryland's Career Center at www.careercenter.umd.edu.
Prospective Faculty and Staff
Please visit University Human Resources at www.uhr.umd.edu/employment for the most up-to-date position listings throughout the University.
The following industry and internal employment opportunities are available for students, postdocs, prospective faculty, and prospective staff:
Internships
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Career Opportunities In Industry and Government
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There are no staff positions open in the Fischell Department of Bioengineering at this time. Please visit University Human Resources at www.uhr.umd.edu/employment for the most up-to-date position listings throughout the University.
Assistant, Associate or Full Professor
The Fischell Department of Bioengineering is seeking a highly talented individual in the field of bioengineering for a tenure-track or tenured faculty position.
The Department is a 3-year old highly progressive unit catalyzed by a transformational gift of $31 million from Robert E. Fischell and family. At the interface of engineering and life sciences, our Department seeks to build quantitative systems approaches that will define the multi-scale underpinnings of healthcare engineering for the next generation. The Department has over 70 graduate faculty mentors in cross-disciplinary areas of bioengineering including many colleges within UM College Park and at neighboring institutions (FDA, UMB, UMBI, NIH). The undergraduate program is highly sought after by the most talented high school students in Maryland and elsewhere. Our current positions are focused on systems biology, genomics, bioinformatics, computational biology – or those who may be interested in guiding genome information into approaches and/or devices to improve human health.
Located in the greater Washington DC area, the Department has access to vast research resources and facilities in the immediate vicinity, including those of the NIH, FDA, DOD, USDA, EPA, and NASA as well as over 600 Maryland biotech companies.
Qualifications: Open to all areas in bioengineering. Candidate must have Ph.D. in biomedical or biological, or closely related engineering field. Candidates with excellent communication skills, strong track records of research excellence, and commitment to bioengineering education will be considered.
To apply, please visit: apra.umd.edu/search.jsp?ID=BIOE000019
Applications received prior to December 1, 2009 will receive earliest consideration.
The University of Maryland is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer. Women and minorities are encouraged to apply.
Future Faculty (Career Development)
Interested in a career development opportunity that will immerse you in a clinical research environment? One that could lead to a tenure-track faculty position in Bioengineering? See our collaborative effort with the University of Maryland's School of Medicine »
It's DnaMite: Research Opportunities
We are currently accepting applications for the DNA Microarray Training and Education
Program, supported by the University of Maryland Biotechnology Institute and the Environmental
Protection Agency (EPA). To learn more about the program and how to apply, visit DnaMite's website.
