Teaching within the area of Pharmacy Administration, including but not limited to healthcare outcomes, social and behavioral sciences, health-related ethics, healthcare management, leadership within pharmacy, and public health, while demonstrating excellent pedagogical and student evaluation skills; Teaching in other content areas as assigned, depending on the interest and expertise of the candidate; Advising and mentoring students academically and on scholarly projects; Developing a robust research/scholarship program in the applicant's major field of interest; Actively pursuing external support for scholarship; Serving the School of Pharmacy, University, Community and Profession; Other related duties as assigned. Must hold a PhD in pharmacy administration or PharmD with specialization in administration (e.g., residency, fellowship or master's degree), or a doctoral degree in a related field such as healthcare outcomes and/or administration, organizational studies, social/behavioral/educational psychology, public health or appropriate discipline (a Master's in public health is a plus).