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Adjunct Assistant Professor in Fort Worth
This adjunct faculty position plays a key role in introducing students to the foundations and practical application of Lifestyle Medicine within contemporary healthcare and wellness settings. The adjunct faculty member will teach an Introduction to Lifestyle Medicine course designed to equip students with a strong grounding in the evidence base, principles, and competencies promoted by the American College of Lifestyle Medicine (ACLM). Delivered in an online format, the course emphasizes the integration of lifestyle medicine approaches across clinical care, community health, workplace wellness, and personal practice environments.
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Assistant Professor of Piano in Denton
The Division of Keyboard Studies invites applications for a tenure-track Assistant Professor of Piano. We seek an outstanding artist-teacher to teach undergraduate and graduate applied piano, piano literature, maintain an active performing career, and contribute to the artistic and scholarly mission of the College of Music.
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Medical Assistant - Dermatology in Fort Worth
UNT Health Dermatology is seeking a compassionate Medical Assistant to join our dynamic team of healthcare providers at the University of North Texas Health Science Center. This role requires a candidate with strong organizational skills, a diverse set of interests and skill set, and strong interpersonal communication abilities. Candidate must exhibit compassion, understanding, the ability to work well in teams, and the ability to function in a fast paced environment is critical for this position.
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Assistant Professor in Fort Worth
The Department of Physical Therapy at the University of North Texas Health at Fort Worth is seeking a faculty member at the Assistant or Associate Professor Rank for a 12-month appointment in the Hybrid DPT program, effective immediately. Ideal candidates will have teaching experience as full-time Assistant or Associate Professors in Anatomy and musculoskeletal clinical management courses, in a hybrid format. Duties and responsibilities include teaching, advising, research/scholarship activities, and service in entry-level Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) hybrid program, fostering interprofessional education and practice through collaboration and engagement with academic faculty within the university, school, and program, supporting the mission and vision of the department to create solutions for a healthier community, and abiding by all relevant university and /or department procedures and policies. The position will have an emphasis on teaching, designing, assessing, and delivering courses as a course director in the DPT hybrid program but may collaborate in the residential program in areas of expertise. The ideal candidate will demonstrate a commitment to mentoring and advising DPT students in academic and professional development and supporting DPT program operations.
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Director of Alumni Engagement and Advancement Communications in Fort Worth
The Director of Alumni Engagement & Advancement Communications is responsible for leading a comprehensive alumni engagement strategy for healthcare professionals while overseeing all advancement communications initiatives. This includes managing multi-channel outreach such as targeted email campaigns, text messaging, social media engagement, and promotional strategies for alumni events to strengthen connections and elevate institutional priorities. In addition, the Director carries a portfolio of 25–50 alumni leadership donors/prospects to deepen relationships and secure annual and special gifts. The role collaborates closely with Institutional Advancement, Colleges, Marketing/Communications, and Academic leadership to deliver an integrated alumni experience that combines strategic engagement with impactful storytelling across all platforms.
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