McGill University.   The Department of Social Studies of Medicine, in connection
with the Department of Anthropology, invites applications for a tenure track
position at the rank of assistant professor to commence 1 September 2008. The
successful candidate will be appointed primarily in the Faculty of Medicine
(Social Studies of Medicine) but is expected to obtain a joint appointment in
the Faculty of Arts (Department of Anthropology). We seek a medical
anthropologist with significant publications and research interests in one or
more of the following fields: the anthropology of medical and clinical
practices; the anthropology of biomedical science and technology; and the
globalization of research practices. Geographical areas open. The Department of
Social Studies of Medicine is a multidisciplinary department (anthropology,
history, sociology). Teaching responsibilities will include primarily
undergraduate and graduate courses in the Department of Anthropology
(cross-listed in Social Studies of Medicine) and some teaching in the Faculty of
Medicine. The language of instruction at McGill University is English;
competence in French is desirable but not required. Priority will be given to
applications received by 30 November 2007; the review of applications will
continue until 31 January 2008. Ph.D. at the time of application is required,
postdoctoral experience and a substantial set of publications are a major asset.


Applicants should send a curriculum vitae; a cover letter that indicates
completed research, current research program, and teaching experience; copies of
up to three publications representing the applicant’s current research; and the
names, addresses, e-mail coordinates, and phone numbers of three references.
Applications should be sent to Search Committee, Social Studies of Medicine,
McGill University, 3647 Peel St., Montreal, Qc. H3A 1X1, Canada.  McGill
University is committed to academic excellence and scholarly achievement, and
all qualified candidates are encouraged to apply.  However, in accordance with
Canadian Immigration requirements priority will be given to Canadians citizens
and permanent residents of Canada.  McGill University is strongly committed to
diversity within its community and welcomes applications from members of visible
minority groups and women. 

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