Center Opportunities

Assistant/Associate/Full Professor in International Health

The Department of International Health (DIH) at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health invites applications for the recruitment of up to four tenure-track Assistant, Associate, or Full Professor positions. The Department seeks to improve the health and well-being of individuals in underserved and disadvantaged areas of the world, including the US. The department’s interests and areas of expertise span a wide range, organized around four academic program areas: Global Disease Epidemiology and Control, Health Systems, Human Nutrition, and Social and Behavioral Interventions. This search is not focused on a specific area of interest but is casting a broad net intending to attract the best candidates working in global health areas prioritized by the Department’s new Strategic Plan. We are particularly interested in early career applicants at the assistant professor rank and will prioritize emerging leaders whose experience and skills align with the strategic priorities of the department. This is an international search and candidates with relevant qualifications are encouraged to apply regardless of where they reside. The successful candidate will have demonstrated excellence in research, teaching, and service or strong potential for excellence in these areas if early in their career.

The new DIH strategic plan is found here. One of the three strategic goals in the research area is to continue to focus on groups experiencing disproportionate impact – and this includes strengthening DIH’s work in humanitarian health.  The Johns Hopkins Center for Humanitarian Health encourages applicants with expertise in humanitarian health to apply for these positions.

Learn more and apply here.

Inquiries for additional information should be directed to Dr. Joanne Katz (jkatz1@jhu.edu) or Dr. Agbessi Amouzou (aamouzo1@jhu.edu), co-chairs of the search committee.

For additional information about center opportunities; please email humanithealth@jhu.edu.