The Department of Chemistry at the University of Central Florida invites exceptional scholars and educators to become part of a dynamic and collaborative academic environment. As one of the nation’s largest universities, UCF offers unparalleled opportunities for interdisciplinary research, innovation, and impact. We seek passionate faculty committed to excellence in teaching, cutting-edge research, and fostering learner centered experiences. Discover a vibrant campus culture, strong institutional support, and a department dedicated to advancing scientific discovery and student success.
UCF is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants are encouraged to apply. As a Florida public university, UCF makes all application materials and selection procedures available to the public upon request.
Available positions:
Assistant Professor, Forensic Toxicology
The Department of Chemistry and the National Center Forensic Science (NCFS) at the University of Central Florida invite applications for one full-time, 9-month, tenure-earning Assistant Professor in Forensic Toxicology. This is a joint position between the Chemistry Department and NCFS. This position is anticipated to begin in August 2027. Candidates hired at the assistant professor level are expected to develop externally funded, nationally competitive research programs. State-of-the art laboratory space and a competitive startup package can be expected. Successful candidates will contribute to teaching in both the undergraduate and graduate programs. The instructional duties and service assignments are in accordance with the department’s current equitable workload policy.
Closing Date: Open until filled. The search committee will begin reviewing applications in November 2026.
Minimum Qualifications:
A Ph.D. in chemistry or appropriately related field from an accredited institution and a demonstrated track record of research productivity in forensic science.
Preferred Qualifications:
Preference is given to candidates who have at least one year of post-doctoral research or equivalent experience (e.g., forensic casework experience). Additionally, candidates with presentations and/or publications in Human Forensic Toxicology are preferred.
To apply, please visit: Assistant Professor, Forensic Toxicology – Orlando, Florida, United States