Preferred start date is September, 2001. Although the candidate s previous research experience may or may not have concerned persons with hearing loss, it is desirable that candidates have an interest in focusing future efforts in this direction. Additional qualifications include an established record of scholarly publication and external support of a programmatic line of research, or the likelihood of obtaining such support.
Primary responsibilities are to establish and conduct a research program.
If desired, opportunities are available for teaching graduate students in audiology, deaf education, and the speech and hearing sciences and for performing clinical work. The CID Department of Research has two centers of research, the Center for Childhood Deafness and Adult Aural Rehabilitation and the Center for the Biology of Hearing and Deafness. In addition to a research program, CID also has an oral school for deaf children, an audiology clinic that serves both children and adults, and a graduate training program that is the Department of Speech and Hearing Sciences of Washington University. For more information about CID and the Department of Research, please consult the research area of this website. Full consideration will be given to the applications received by March 15, 2001.